Does the router cause frequent drops?

How many machines do you follow? If it is more than 6 units. It is recommended that you change to a better router.

There's also the fact that someone is attacking your IP. My friend did something like this in Netcom. Netcom doesn't want several people to use one account to access the Internet.

Here's why.

Ask someone from the communication company to check the line first, and then whether your computer is poisoned.

If you are attacked by ARP, the next firewall, the ARP attack is the old line.

That's the quality of the router itself, find a merchant to replace a new one!

Is it that the IP is not set up well, and there is also a line problem.

It is often seen on the Internet that many netizens encounter crashes and frequent disconnections during use after buying broadband routers, which brings a lot of inconvenience to netizens, so that some products are said to be worthless by netizens. Today, the author will conduct an objective analysis of the problem of broadband router crashes and disconnections, and see what causes these problems.

1. The number of belts from the session causes the disconnection and crash.

2. Is the product with the most crash and disconnection problems reported by netizens the worst?

3. The user's technical level is limited, and the problem of crash and disconnection caused by improper settings.

4. Most of the problems caused by poor quality of access lines and viruses are crashes and disconnections.

Most of the reasons for broadband disconnection are on the router, so if you don't understand, you can ask me.

Yes, if there are frequent drops, first check whether the power adapter is in good condition and whether the connector has poor contact, if you confirm that the power supply is normal, press and hold the reset button of the router for 8 seconds to force a reset, and reset it to see if it can be restored, if not, the router is faulty, repair or replace the router.

If something is bad, then any phenomenon may occur, and there is no reference value.

If something is particularly cheap, then there must be something wrong with it.

Looking at the plug of the wire at the WAN port, the problem seems to be there.

Routers do cause frequent dropouts.

1. Disconnection caused by router overheating:

Solution: Put the router in a location with good ventilation and heat dissipation, if the warranty period has expired, you can disassemble the shell and install a heat sink for the heat-generating chip;

2. The router firmware design is faulty and the connection is dropped;

3. Note that the disconnection cannot be ruled out as the cause of the modem and broadband line itself.

Bind the MAC address of your computer to the router. Each machine is then assigned a fixed IP and the DHCP service is turned off. Generally, it is very likely that the machine will be disconnected, and it will be attacked by ARP.

Do the anti-virus work yourself to ensure that the host is clean, and the problem should not be big. Also, first ask what network you are connected to, and then see if the people around you have dropped the connection, sometimes there is a large range of disconnection, it is not certain.

It may be due to a poor signal or an unstable network connection.

If the router is a wireless router, it may be frequently dropped due to signal reasons, in this case, it is recommended to place the router near the Internet device (generally no more than 5-10 meters).

If it is the broadband of the connected telecom and other providers, it is recommended to contact the network operator to solve the problem due to the unstable network on the server side of the company, or the network cable has poor contact.

Note: Under normal circumstances, there will be no frequent disconnections, because the routes have the function of automatic reconnection when the network is disconnected.

Dizzy!! On the surface, it should be flooded or damp!

If you have a routing problem, you try to set the IP first, and you have to set up a new route, and you can't go directly to it.