Modem with auto reconnect

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shamil

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#30593 14-Feb-2009 10:05

Ok at home i have an alarm that always messes with broadband when it is connected.

Is this because there is no filter on the line to the alarm ?

In any case I am looking for a modem that will automatically reconnect after a disconnection or on a regular basis like every 4-5 hours discconnect and reconnect to the net.

Any help appreciated :P

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#195794 14-Feb-2009 10:13

If its a monitored alarm then its usually highly recommended to get a central filter installed.

Most routers/modems have the option to keep the connection "alive".

What router/modem areyou using at the moment ?

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shamil

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#195816 14-Feb-2009 12:53

Is this hard for me to do myself ?

I am using a dynalink RTA1335 and also have a d link dsl-504g lieing around, if its any better :P

Looked at the dynalink page and couldnt find anything ...

shamil

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#195997 16-Feb-2009 09:46

Anyone have any advce ? Just looked at the dynalink modem page and it didnt have anything stand out to me as a way to have auto reconnect.

Also found a DSL302G if its any better.
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#195999 16-Feb-2009 09:53

Get a central splitter installed - the alarm will be your problem.

Most routers be default will auto reconnect, the alarm will be causing a very unstable connection and needs to be filtered.

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#196053 16-Feb-2009 15:14

coffeebaron: Get a central splitter installed - the alarm will be your problem.

Most routers be default will auto reconnect, the alarm will be causing a very unstable connection and needs to be filtered.

thanks

So with a central splitter how does that work and how can i make sure it doesnt affect the lines required for data like the adsl modem ?

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#196054 16-Feb-2009 15:30

A tech would come out to your place and install an ADSL master splitter at the incoming line.
They would then dedicate one of your existing phone jacks as a broadband only connection or add another phone jack for this if required.
Once this is done you don't need the filters on all your phones, faxes, Sky box etc.

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shamil

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#196167 16-Feb-2009 22:07

thanks, would anyone know someone out south auckland side that can install ?