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kenk3664
Mar 28, 2021Aspirant
No Ethernet Output
Using ethernet, when I route my modem directly to my computer all is well. When I route my modem to my Netgear router, then to my computer it works 95% of the time but I frequently get "Your interne...
- Mar 28, 2021
My Dearest Guru antinode
The only positive outcome of my having the misfortune of dealing with you yesterday and today regarding my router problems is that I am now assured that someone, you, must be having a worse time with life right now than I am. I have never corresponded with someone that presents themselves as wanting to help others that have less knowledge in a given area who was more arrogant, self-gratifying and pompous than yourself. If I knew how to properly articulate my problems to your satisfaction then I probably would not need you which on retrospect would have been preferable. If you are part of a "community" I was in, I would move. While you might know a great deal about routers, networking and the like, you are woefully lacking in any type of people skills. I wish you the best and can only imagine how you must justify everything that happens to you as being caused by the shortcomings of others. Have a nice life. :)
antinode
Mar 28, 2021Guru
> [...] when I route my modem directly to my computer all is well. [...]
Does your (unspecified) "my modem" have a maker and model number?
General advice: When dealing with a router, "route" is a technical
term, not synonymous with "connect".
> [...] all of the appropriate LEDs are lit [...]
Which LEDs are the "appropriate" ones? Color? Activity?
> [...] I can't check the firmware, etc of the router since I cannot be
> on line including the router since it is not working. [...]
First, you don't need an Internet connection to talk to your own
router. Second, what happened to "it works 95% of the time"? How long
would you need to get a firmware version, even if it did require an
Internet connection, which it doesn't?
How about a model number? Look for "Model" on the product label. Or
do you believe that you need an Internet connection for that, too?