jassuji Posted September 24, 2006 Report Share Posted September 24, 2006 hiii guys,i'm back with another weird problem with my ADSL modem.i have a BEETEL 220 BX ADSL2+ modem n i'm havin problem when i turn it off n on again. My link keeps dropping every 30-60 sec. its like my links drops atleast 20 times before stabilising on a IP. i tried looking at my event manager n found these errors.. i'm attachin their caps i hope u guys find it helpful. i've tried talking to my ISP people n all they could come up with is that there could be a faulty line so i've got it changed too but the problem still persists.i've even tried updating the firmware of the modem but it does'nt help at all. when my connection was new i had no trouble with the link but now i think that when i updated the firmware of my modem this problem started comin up.. .i've even reinstalled winXP pro with SP2 installed.just to refresh everybody's memory i'm running a 2.8 P4 HT processor with an original intel 915GAV MOBO n 512MB of RAM @ 400Mhz n a 256MB nvidia 7300 GS graphics card.i have 2 HDDs, one is 80GB SATA samsung drive n another is 250GB SATA2 segate drive.i connect my modem via my onboard ethernet n i've also tried connecting with a USB cord with the problem still persists.The 3 error i'm attachin r the most common errors in my event manager.i hope this info would help u understand my problem but if ne1 needs more info i'd be glad to reply....P.S: speaking abt my last problem of not being able to open hotmail, microsoft, msn, etc is still there. i still have'nt found out clearly what's causing this .if ne of u guys wanna know what was the problem i'm postin the direct link to the thread...http://www.besttechie.net/forums/Problems-...ites-t9392.htmlEvent_ID_32003.bmpeventID_1000.bmpevent_ID_10005.bmpevent_ID_1003.bmp Quote Link to post Share on other sites
TheTerrorist_75 Posted September 24, 2006 Report Share Posted September 24, 2006 (edited) Are you using Zone Alarm as your firewall? Some of these problems could be caused by it. Have you disabled any Services? If so which ones. A bad ADSL driver/firmware could cause some of this. Your onboard Ethernet could be bad. Try a PCI Ethernet card. Edited September 24, 2006 by TheTerrorist_75 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jassuji Posted September 24, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 24, 2006 well thanx for ur reply m8 but i don't use Zonealarm as a firewall n i don't rememeber disabling ne services. if u can let me know which services r effecting my connection i'd really be glad.if that won't help then i'm only left with the last option to try my connection on a diffrent modem. i just wanted to ask u a question...u said my onboard Ethernet could be bad right?? i've already tried connecting my modem with a USB cable been given with it but the problem persists.do u think i should go for a PCI ethernet just to make sure??????i've also noticed another weird problem with my ethernet properties. i was looking at the properties of my LAN card n ISP ppl told me to manually put an IP n DNS server addresses n see what happens. so when i put the IP addresses n the DNS server addresses n click ok, the status of my LAN says it is manually configured but when i go to TCP/IP properties n check for the IPs they're gone.its like when i manually configure my LAN to an IP, the IP n DNS server addresses don't get saved n i have trouble setting it back to auto assign.so i go to cmd n do the netsh dump command ( this command is for reinstalling the TCP/IP configurations) n then it resets to auto assign.can u tell me what all those errors i've posted mean????? i really wanna know n understand what's really causing them?????plzz help Quote Link to post Share on other sites
TheTerrorist_75 Posted September 24, 2006 Report Share Posted September 24, 2006 I am not up on networking issues. These problems can be due to bad configuration, XP not updated, bad hardware/software, malware or ther causes.Network Address Translation Mapping Is Not Successful and an Event ID 32003 Is LoggedCannot Recieve an IP addresshttp://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid...COM&phase=1Troubleshooting dynamic updates Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Chappy Posted September 25, 2006 Report Share Posted September 25, 2006 I've put in a call to my Network Specialist friend and linked this to him, I'll see if I can get him in to look at this one.He's a good friend of mine that I got to join our site awhile back to try helping with major Networking issues. He was a Network Specialist for 25 years and taught labs at the University on this stuff, so he knows it well.He works mostly with Unix stuff, but he knows it all well. His handle is "Fearless". Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jassuji Posted September 25, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 25, 2006 I am not up on networking issues. These problems can be due to bad configuration, XP not updated, bad hardware/software, malware or ther causes.Network Address Translation Mapping Is Not Successful and an Event ID 32003 Is LoggedCannot Recieve an IP addresshttp://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid...COM&phase=1Troubleshooting dynamic updateswell i have autopatcher of august installed n all the previous updates for windows there could be. so i don't think that my XP is not updated.As far as BAD hardware/software is concerned, there can be an issue with nething.i'll talk to my ISP ppl to get another modem just to check if its a firmware problemor something.....thanx for the links but i could'nt look at 2 of the 4 links coz they're frm microsoft.com n u know i can't open it.neways thanx for ur efforts. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jassuji Posted September 25, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 25, 2006 I've put in a call to my Network Specialist friend and linked this to him, I'll see if I can get him in to look at this one.He's a good friend of mine that I got to join our site awhile back to try helping with major Networking issues. He was a Network Specialist for 25 years and taught labs at the University on this stuff, so he knows it well.He works mostly with Unix stuff, but he knows it all well. His handle is "Fearless".thanx chappy i really appriciate ur help . i hope he can help with my earlier problem of websites i can't visit.i'm lookin forward to ur freind's reply as well as urs m8.thanx Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jassuji Posted September 25, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 25, 2006 heyyyyyyyy guess what???????? i've FINALLY solved my old problem of certain sites not openin up in my browser.well i'll tell exactly what i did. i hope it will help ne1 else whos havin the same problem.i'm gonna post this exact post in my earlier thread just incase.ok now what i did was i opened up my browser n wrote "http://192.168.1.1" without the quotes then put "admin" in the username n "password" in the password place n pressed enter.Now here comes the important part.i clicked on my "WAN" n edited my DSL settings n then at the page where it asks for PPP username n password, i had PPP IP extensions clicked on. so i just unticked it n as usual clicked on next, next n save n clicked on save reboot.There u have it n WOILA my problem was solved.i'm now able to access microsoft, hotmail, msn, n any other site that i was'nt able to access before.i hope this information will help ppl solve their problem.if it does'nt solve their problems then i'm sorry it worked for me tho..THANX all of u guys who tried helpin me solve my website problem n now i really wanna solve this frequent link dropping problem. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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