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Scuttlebutt
Mar 25, 2017Tutor
+++++++++++ NETGEAR N450 Disconnects Once every hour on the dot - DHCP ISSUES +++++++++++++
Model: NETGEAR N450 (CG3000Dv2) N450 WiFi Cable Modem Router Firmware: V3.01.06 OS: Windows 7 Enviroment: Single Modem, no router, direct wired connection My n450 was working fine for a couple...
TheEther
Apr 08, 2017Guru
You can try running a packet sniffer, like Wireshark, to see what's going on in your network. By convention, a DHCP client will attempt to renew its lease approximately halfway through the lease, so 30 minutes into a 1 hour lease.
You can also consider enabling DHCP Client Events in the Windows Event Viewer. This may also shed some light into what's going on with DHCP from the point of view of Windows. This link appears to show how to enable them.
schumaku
Apr 10, 2017Guru - Experienced User
As per the screenshot (you could have posted it after the HTML code was stripped...), the issue you are facing is a DOCSIS (CableTV netork side) thing. Double check with your cable ISP for potential issues between the Cable Modem and the ISP DOCSIS cable head end. This could be a simple RF problem, a failing amplifier in the cable network distribution network, or the cable modem. Talk to your CableTV provider to check the signal levels and quality, the provisioning, and the logs form the device.
No clue why playing DHCP on the local network side ... of course there will be side effects on the (W)LAN devices ... when the device cable modem does have connectivity problems - dead end.