[PLUG] OT old linksys may be dead
Larry Brigman
larry.brigman at gmail.com
Wed Apr 30 03:52:56 UTC 2014
Switch router troubleshooting:
Were you using the default addressing from the linksys with static
addressing?
Do you get link? Does it give out dhcp addresses?
I personally don't want to allow people access to my printers without my
permission.
Without a router/firewall then you have just given permission. Plus allowed
additional snooping
of your network.
A flow of packets from the internet to your computer would give a better
picture to allow a recommendation.
Like mine:
Frontier FIOS -> netgear WGT624->10/100 switch -> Computer.
On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 4:44 PM, Fred James <fredjame at fredjame.cnc.net>wrote:
> All systems here are Linux
> All systems here are running personal firewalls, set to allow nothing
>
> Events:
> Linksys BEDSR81
> (a) powered through battery backup
> (b) had a power outage (several city blocks)
> (c) power came back on
> (d) lights on front of Linksys seemed OK, but ...
> (e) DSL couldn't see Linksys
> (f) computer couldn't see Linksys
> (g) put a Linksys EFAH08W in its place
> (h) reconfigured the printers
> (i) everything is working OK
>
> Questions:
> (A) should I assume then that the BEDSR81 is dead/un-salvageable?
> (B) should I be looking for another switch/router, or will the workgroup
> hub be good enough?
>
> Thank you in advance
> Regards
> Fred James
>
>
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