Bad coding.

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Apr 28, 2017
11:32:07am

mudpupper All-American

Bad coding.

Something in the firmware went haywire given a certain situation. Far too many wireless routers do this.

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mudpupper

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Author

Time

Why do wireless routers suddenly stop working and need rebooting?

Indy Coug Misunderstood

4/28/17 11:00am

fairies

Nat Gas Man

4/28/17 11:01am

I have the same question. It makes no sense to me.

KingDave

4/28/17 11:04am

So it's not just mine?

The Board Idiot

4/28/17 11:06am

The higher the transfer speed capability, the less stability.

4/28/17 11:07am

I've been lucky with mine. I bought a Apple AirPort Extreme base station about

The Dude Abides

4/28/17 11:08am

We got a Sonic Wall router at my office that cost a pretty penny. We have to

DB Cooper

4/28/17 11:08am

Memory leaks, routing tables that are too small and need reset, overheating...

Squeegee

4/28/17 11:11am

Please tell me it's not really memory leaks. How is that possible in this day

dilbert

4/28/17 11:36am

RE: Why do wireless routers suddenly stop working and need rebooting?

4/28/17 11:10am

RE: Why do wireless routers suddenly stop working and need rebooting?

El Careeb

4/28/17 11:11am

RE: Why do wireless routers suddenly stop working and need rebooting?

tarzan15

4/28/17 11:14am

RE: Why do wireless routers suddenly stop working and need rebooting?

Thrill

4/28/17 11:15am

Not so great coding.

El Fuego

4/28/17 11:17am

I "fixed" a new Whirlpool fridge this weekend using the unplug and plug back-in

Mathlete

4/28/17 11:26am

Bad coding.

mudpupper

4/28/17 11:32am

Routing tables fill up (which is memory) and the code doesn't remove

Lance71

4/28/17 12:02pm

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