You aren't using their supplied router, are you?
Don't, if you don't have to (unless it comes in to your feed COAX, not Ethernet).
Are you running the router on a UPS (true sine wave UPS that is)?
If not, this might be your problem...
I stopped having weird issues where I had to reboot my router when I put a UPS on it YEARS ago, and this was in early 802.11G-router days.
Have you checked to see what other devices are on your router, other than what you know about?
Don't, if you don't have to (unless it comes in to your feed COAX, not Ethernet).
Are you running the router on a UPS (true sine wave UPS that is)?
If not, this might be your problem...
I stopped having weird issues where I had to reboot my router when I put a UPS on it YEARS ago, and this was in early 802.11G-router days.
Have you checked to see what other devices are on your router, other than what you know about?

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