Yup, there's a similar problem to this, but this is my problem, so I'll fortify.
Anyways, I've been having some technical issues with my router restarting everytime I go over my seemingly moderate speed (which is around 200kb/s) to my current speed (usually 300kb/s) for at least a large number of seeders sending to me. For one thing, this is affecting all my local computers, including those that are on wireless connections.
Right now, I lowered my bandwidth limit to around 150kb/s, but at the time I want it to go back to my usual speed without disconnecting from my broadband connection. This has probably been going on for 2 weeks now without my notification (using information from dates of when I added torrents to when they were completed).
Also, if you think you know the problem to it, I'd really appreciate it. Here's my router info:
Make: 2wire (ATT-provided modem + router)
Model: 2701HG-B
Until then, I'll just disconnect and reconnect while my torrent is on, so that something actually completes. Even with my bandwidth limited at 150kb/s, it still disconnects, but not as often anymore. Still disconnects a lot though.
Anyways, I've been having some technical issues with my router restarting everytime I go over my seemingly moderate speed (which is around 200kb/s) to my current speed (usually 300kb/s) for at least a large number of seeders sending to me. For one thing, this is affecting all my local computers, including those that are on wireless connections.
Right now, I lowered my bandwidth limit to around 150kb/s, but at the time I want it to go back to my usual speed without disconnecting from my broadband connection. This has probably been going on for 2 weeks now without my notification (using information from dates of when I added torrents to when they were completed).
Also, if you think you know the problem to it, I'd really appreciate it. Here's my router info:
Make: 2wire (ATT-provided modem + router)
Model: 2701HG-B
Until then, I'll just disconnect and reconnect while my torrent is on, so that something actually completes. Even with my bandwidth limited at 150kb/s, it still disconnects, but not as often anymore. Still disconnects a lot though.