Hmm, it could be the ISP, because occassionally i do find there is no connectivity and the trouble lies with the DNS.Originally Posted by Caravel
I'll check all of these things and report back with my findings.
Hmm, it could be the ISP, because occassionally i do find there is no connectivity and the trouble lies with the DNS.Originally Posted by Caravel
Check the MTU size for the router, lowering it may help. Your ISP will be able to tell you the best size to use. Are you using PPPoA encapsulation or PPPoE? Try switching from one to the other and see if that improves things. Could it be your ISP that is to blame? I have a similar problem to yours and have found this to be the case - in particular my ISP's DNS servers. You could try using OpenDNS instead of that provided by your ISP.
I'll check all of these things and report back with my findings.
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