| Subject: | Re: Leave router switched on 24/7 ? |
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| From: | Bernard Peek <bap@xxxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Thu, 24 Jul 2008 18:38:36 +0100 |
| Newsgroups: | uk.comp.home-networking |
In message <jj2ik.26488$ec5.16124@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Eddy <eddy.bentley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes Thanks for all responses up till now. Good to hear that NetGears are surviving 3 years while being on 24/7. However, the idea of installing a timer between the router's adaptor and the socket sounds like a good one, to give it at least 8 hours' rest a day. I'm considering a change to the systems here. I'm currently running a PC and router 24x7, the PC is used as a file-server. What I am thinking of doing is to use the BIOS settings to wake the server up early in the morning and program it to shut down automatically at night. If I plugged the server and other stuff into a smart power-strip I could get the router and printer etc to switch off at the same time. There is always the possibility that the server won't reconnect when it's powered up, but that's never happened yet. -- Bernard Peek London, UK. DBA, Manager, Trainer & Author. |
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