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On 13/11/11 18:38, Martijn Grooten wrote: > > All to no avail. Does, or can, router record any activity? I'm thinking it might be reconnecting. Is any wireless access secured, as I've seen oddities from infected clients before. Unlikely but thinking one could literally drive/walk by at similar times. I agree with Gordon that electrical interference sounds likely. When I had similar problem that did cause reconnects my ISP (Entanet) were actually really helpful in describing what they recorded their end in terms of time of outage, reconnect speed, # errors recorded. I'm presuming they are reading that stuff from BT systems and relaying it to me, it might help. For example do you know that the outages don't occur at other time, i.e might they also happen when you are asleep? I'm thinking they might occur regularly in the morning or late evening, if it is lighting or heating, it may need to switch off, or come on again to warm folk in the morning. BT (the ISP?) might also be able to see if other people are affected (problem at Exchange end). Oh and our problem turned out to be incorrect configuration on the BT end of the line, which eventually we characterised sufficiently to get it passed to a BT guy who immediately recognised the likely cause and fixed it. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq