Dropping of network connection on Linux system

[Brian Medley]

On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 11:36:37AM -0400, Anand A Rao wrote:

> > The Boston Linux server has run for months with no interruption in
> > connectivity. Additionally, my home system is up 24x7 with no loss of
> > connectivity on its local network (I use a Linksys router to provide
> > connectivity to cable modem).
> 
> Does Linksys allow telnet into the router , or is it just the same as
> D-link router , I mean only  web based configurations. I am not too
> satisfied with its performance of D-link.

Why do you need telnet access?  If you want to get stats / manipulate the
device without using a browser, then I wrote a perl script that you might
want to check out.  With it you can:
    print linksys status
    print connect status
    print wan ip
    print dns entries
    connect
    disconnect
    print dmz host
    set dmz host

http://4321.tv

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