why does the dlink's switch Blinking Continously ?
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it shows the data transfer is going on in the network\n it blinks at fixed interval of time
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I'd make sure it's not a connections issue with your ISP - they may only have a limited number of higher-speed connections available in their modem pool.  Or check for line static.  Or possibly spyware - a good program to scan for and prevent is adaware from lavasoft.
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There can be a delay, and the problem is not limited to Debian GNU/Linux, as my work testing 821 iterations of 500 OSes proved.\n\nUbuntu handles it on their forums:\nhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=196159
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Usually that means that there is something up with the cable modem.\n\nThe first thing is to make sure you cycle the power on the modem every time you switch (between being connected directly to the router, computer 1 or 2). Every time the MAC address changes (for example if you change it from Cable Modem to Router TO Cable Modem to Computer 1) then you need to cycle the power. If you are just unplugging devices behind the router this usually isn't necessary.\n\nNow, any time you reboot the modem wait a minute and reboot the router.\n\nOtherwise, check the lights:\nPower: Should be steady. Blinking usually indicates a hardware failure or that standby is on.\nSend and/or Recieve Light(s): Should be blinking rapidly when plugged in to a device. Slowly or solidly can indicate a problem with your network cable or modem.\nCable: Should be solid. Blinking slowly or off indicates a problem with your cable connection (usually physically) or modem.\nPC/Activity: Should be blinking fast or solid. Blinking slowly or off indicates a problem with the modem, the cable between the two or the device plugged in.\nStandby (if applicable): Should be off. On or blinking indicates that it is in standby mode. Some modems remember this even when power is cycled.\n\nIf all the lights blink in sequence, stay on or stay off the modem is usually shot.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nEDIT: From the manual:\n\n"Light -Turns Off During Startup- If Turns Off During Normal Operation If\nReceive- The receive channel cannot be acquired - The receive channel is lost\nSend - The send channel cannot be acquired - The send channel is lost\nOnline - IP registration is unsuccessful  - The IP registration is lost\nPower - The cable modem is not properly plugged into\nthe power outlet\n -The cable modem is unplugged or is in standby\nmode. Press the Standby button"\n\nAlso:\n"f the solutions listed here do not solve your problem, contact your cable service provider. Before calling your service provider, try one of:\n• Unplugging and plugging in the cable modem power cord to restart the cable modem\n• Pressing the reset button on the rear panel\nRestarting or resetting the cable modem may take 5 to 30 minutes. Your service provider may ask for the status of the front-panel lights as\ndescribed in “Front-Panel Lights and Error Conditions” on page 44.\n\nProblem Possible Solutions\nGreen POWER light is off - Check that the power cord is properly plugged into the electrical outlet and the cable modem.\nCheck that the electrical outlet is working.\n-If the Standby light is on, the Internet connection is off. Press the Standby button to reconnect to the Internet."
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One of my customers had this issue, even when only 10 feet from the router.  Contacted the vendor of the router, and they had us change the beacon interval from 100 to 50, and two other settings I can't remember off hand.  But call the router's tech support, they'll probably have the answer for you within minutes.\n\n(of course, this is if distance or interference is not the issue)
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I replied to your earlier version of the same question.  Here's another site/thread to try (below)... the guy seems to say it fixed the problem.\n\nI originally googled "adoinserver" and didn't get much, but "oinserver" gave me several more hits, plus I tried some other search engines.\n\nGood luck.
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Perhaps you're clicking on the icon too many times.  This happens to me sometimes because I'm impatient.
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Assuming that you are on dialup,there is a timer for timeout\non inactivity.It is in you connection properties.Change it to 2hrs or something longer if need be.
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URNDWAY IS Way Wrong. It is a Windows XP thing.\n\nControl Panel > \nPerformance and Maintenance > \nSystem. \n\nChoose the Advanced tab, and click the Settings button under Performance. \n\nDEP settings are on the Data Execution Prevention tab\n\nCHOOSE WISELY
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Not sure what you are asking...but it sounds like you want to know if there are applications that will send a signal to actuate a switch?\n\nThe short answer is yes...these sorts of things happen hundreds of millions of times a day (if not more).
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ok im technical support for comcast. This happens all the time. The easiest way to stop that is to uninstall yahoo toolbar or google toolbar. That'll fix it. Yeah i know it sounds weird, but try it.
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Depending on how your computer is physically connected to your Broadband connection, the most likely answer is that your computer is going into some type of power-saving mode when it has been idle for a time and as part of that power-saving sequence, it is turning off its network connection to the Broadband.\n\nThen, when your computer is coming out of its idle-state, it is unable to reactivate its link to the Broadband connection and thus nothing comes up in IE.\n\nI would check your computer's settings in regards to its idle-state, network and power-saver settings.
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Well, that is a firewall, I would suggest connecting it both to your router and your switch.  Preferably in between them.....
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When you say 'blinking to black', do you mean that it goes black for a few seconds, then blinks back to normal? If so, that is normal for a monitor - It is when the monitor is automatically refreshing itself and re-adjusting its resolution.\n\nAlternatively, you may just need new drivers for your graphics card =)
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I don't know...my laser mouse does that at times, but I think it's because it's trying to straighten itself out.  Sometimes, I think the wire gets a little tight, the mouse moves [not so that I can tell, except for the cursor moving across the screen] when I release it.
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First, check to see if the electrical socket you are using is good. Try plugging in some other equipment to see if the same problem occurs or get an electrician to check it for you. If the socket is fine, then the problem is either with the power adapter of the switch or the electrical circuit of the switch. If the equipment is within warranty period don't bother yourself. Report it to your supplier and get them to check it for you.\n(Please provide updates for speedy resolution of your problem)
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I have been using a D-LINK dl-524. Works like a charm. I have had it for about a year and its still working. I have never had to reset it or disconnect it or anything like that. I would also recommend a linksys w-router. Doesnt matter which, they all thend to be good.\n D-LInk is a lil cheaper though.\n\nGood Luck