Wireless routing and the Telecom Modem often disconnect automatically when connected25

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1. After the broadband modem is disconnected, it can be connected normally after restarting, and there are several possibilities for the reasons:

The signal quality of the external network is not good, resulting in the disconnection between the cat and the operator's server;

After restarting, it can keep connecting for a few hours, which means that there is no major problem with the cat, and it may be that the "auto-dialing" function in the router is not enabled;

It is also possible that the thermal stability of the cat device is not very good, and the operating temperature rises for several hours, and there is a crash.

2. Start from two aspects to find the cause of the problem:

Check whether the "Auto-Dialing" feature is enabled on the router. Enter the router settings page, check the "Auto-connect, automatically connect after power-on and disconnection" option in the figure below, select the small circle in front of it, and press OK to save and modify the parameters;

Then restart the router for the changes to take effect. After that, test whether there is still a network disconnection;

If this problem still occurs, you can feel whether the temperature of the cat's shell is too high when the network is disconnected. If it is too high, it means that the thermal stability of the cat is not good. It can be used to cool down the cat equipment;

3. The problem of automatic dial-up connection after network disconnection can be solved by yourself. If there is a problem with the cat, and the cat device and the home network cable part, it belongs to the free service scope of the network operator, and the customer service of the network operator can be repaired, or the broadband cat equipment can be replaced.

Hello: The broadband signal data is provided by the host you visit, the network card, the RJ45 network cable connector, the network cable, the router, the cat, the fiber optic cable to the host of the operator in the ** region, which is a complete link. The hardware in each of these links can affect the broadband speed.

If you're constantly disconnected from the internet, it's likely to:

1. The contact point of the RJ45 network cable is rusty (copper).

2. The quality of the line of the type of network cable (communication or optical cable).

3. Switches, routers, cats, etc. will cause poor connection or "disconnection" phenomenon 4. Cats are destroyed and aged.

Solution: 1. Unplug all the cables and reinstall them, restart the cat, and see if there is still a disconnection.

2. Check all your connecting wires to see if there are any aging or damaged.

3. Check whether the test cat is damaged or aged. You can borrow someone else's one and test it first.

4. Call China Telecom customer service 10000 for manual help.

5. If none of the above can be solved, please ask the master to come to repair.

In this case, it may be that there is a problem with your optical modem, and it is recommended that you report to the local carrier's customer service for repair, and professional O&M personnel will handle it for you.

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In the past, when there was no floodlight modem, the signal was almost not disconnected, a few days ago, I changed an optical modem, indirectly disconnected from the network, and automatically connected after a few seconds, and the network was broken five times from five o'clock to six o'clock in the afternoon, and I changed a light modem again, or the same, what is going on?

Hello: You can enter the optical modem and change the connection method to bridge.

Set up your wireless router again.

Need to dial up the broadband cat to connect the wireless router and you do it:

Plug in the wireless router, don't pick up the cat first, reset the wireless router (restore the factory), connect the computer to any LAN port of the wireless router, enter the router gateway address in the browser address bar (on the label behind the router), enter the settings page, and set it according to the PPPoe (ADSL virtual dialing) method.

Then set the SSID, encryption method, and password. Save, restart.

After setting, connect the network cable from the cat LAN port to the WAN port of the wireless router.

Or a routing setting.

Mobile wifi settings.

That's all there is to it.

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There are two possibilities, the first is the disconnection of the network itself. You can try a broadband connection, if you still have frequent disconnections, then you can definitely have a problem with the network itself.

If the network itself is fine, it is estimated that it is an IP conflict. Try changing the IP address pool of your wireless router to an address range, for example, it turned out to be, and you now change the address pool to.

Reminder, when you change the IP address pool of the router, the computer will be instantly disconnected, because at this time your computer and the router are not in the same address range, the IP of the computer is manually set, you can log in to the router again, and the IP assigned by your router after that is the IP in the changed address pool, it avoids IP conflicts with the previous router.

Isn't it a poor network cable contact?