I finally got it to work without calling tech support. I reflashed the
firmware to an older version then flashed it again to the current one. After
the flashing it still didn't work so I reset the router then did a hard
power cycle.
Now it works perfect again but I don't think this router will live past the
warranty. Guess I got a bad one. Since I never flashed a third party
firmware I think doing so might put the nail in the coffin

"Eric Oyen - N7ZZT" <n7zzt@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:fuit22$rgf$1@aioe.org...

>>>
> Mike,
> I am not sure if there is another solution or not. before I'd call tech
> support (and I too have had to deal wit the 'indian connection') I would
> start hunting their website for tech support items related to this (such
> as
> updated "authorized" firmware that won't break your warrantee.
>
> failing that, a good search through google for solutions might also be of
> help.
>
> one last item, I have always found that if you ask to speak to a
> supervisor,
> preferably US based, that you might get faster action on your RMA. just a
> thought.
>
> --
> Sometimes, you just gotta come right out and say whats on your mind and be
> damned those who would ridicule you for it!