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harryhood

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Mar 15, 2006
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Everyone try this. I have had similar problems to all of you and this seems to have fixed everything.

1. Go into your router's administration page and find your DNS server(s).
2. Open up Network Preferences in your System Preferences window.
3. In the Advanced section, click on the DNS tab.
4. Manually add the DNS servers you looked up in Step 1.

Hope this helps!

(after hours of trying to fix this, reading different forums, I found someone who had a working answer.)

Immediately after following these instructions everything is working 100%.

Let us know how it works for you!
 
This doesn't work. However my issue seems to be with the apple aebs firmware. Randomly without any reason I drop connection. The aebs how's it's fine but it takes a reboot to get my Internet back. I had this issue before and wound up fixing it by downgrading the firmware. The aebs would usually have an orange light saying there was an issue, that's because the firmware needed an upgrade, but it solved my connection issue.
 
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