Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 10:05 am
What he forgot to mention is how to fix it -- With DSL or dialup you can disconnect and reconnect. You should then get a different, randomly allocated route to your ISP.
With DSL routers you may have to pull the wire out the back to desync it first, the "disconnect" button usually just logs you out.
With DSL routers you may have to pull the wire out the back to desync it first, the "disconnect" button usually just logs you out.