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[matt267 PE]

Or drink it away

:bananalama:

 

[Ship Wreck PE]

Working spam

 

[Ship Wreck PE]

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[matt267 PE]

What's for dinner

 

[Master slacker]

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[knight1fox3]

Fox, why do I always need to restart my wifi Router?

What brand is it and how old?

You could also try some of the suggestions I listed here.

 

[matt267 PE]

Fox, why do I always need to restart my wifi Router?

What brand is it and how old?
You could also try some of the suggestions I listed here.

It older then I want to admit. It's time for an upgrade.

 

[knight1fox3]

Fox, why do I always need to restart my wifi Router?

What brand is it and how old?
You could also try some of the suggestions I listed here.

It older then I want to admit. It's time for an upgrade.

I made some recommendations for NJ a while back and still stand by them. That post starts here if you're curious.

 

[matt267 PE]

Fox, why do I always need to restart my wifi Router?

What brand is it and how old?
You could also try some of the suggestions I listed here.

It older then I want to admit. It's time for an upgrade.

I made some recommendations for NJ a while back and still stand by them.  That post starts here if you're curious.

I'll give that thread a look at. Have you used any of those routers with linux machines? Typically you can configure the router in a browser. So I don't see any issues with linux. Would you agree?

 

[knight1fox3]

Fox, why do I always need to restart my wifi Router?

What brand is it and how old?
You could also try some of the suggestions I listed here.

It older then I want to admit. It's time for an upgrade.

I made some recommendations for NJ a while back and still stand by them. That post starts here if you're curious.

I'll give that thread a look at. Have you used any of those routers with linux machines? Typically you can configure the router in a browser. So I don't see any issues with linux. Would you agree?

Correct. The router configuration will be independent of what operating system you use so long as you have a functioning web browser that can access the router directly (through TCP/IP). I can access my router just fine from any of my Linux boxes. :thumbs:

 

[matt267 PE]

Sounds good

 

[matt267 PE]

Oh, and this is cooking dinner spam

 

[akwooly]

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[knight1fox3]

And another....

 

[akwooly]

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