Sorry for the Downtime: Router Problems
Originally published on Tech Cores in 2009. Kept for posterity, so some details are likely out of date.
First of all, I have to start out by saying that I am very sorry for not posting any content on Tech Cores for a while. But the thing is, it truly isn’t my fault. When I take a look at all of the problems I have been having in the past few months, what I have had to deal with has honestly been extremely stressful.
What I am saying is that my router, which happens to be a D-Link router (which is not old at all), is a bit broken. The router would not let me access my own website, Tech Cores. But the thing is, Tech Cores is the only website it would not let me access. This, in the long run, is a misfortune to me in many cases. I called up D-Link tech support, and honestly, they had no clue about this issue, and they refused to offer me a new router after I already had a replacement router of the same model. Right now, my router will let me access it. But it didn’t a while back.
This is not in any case my fault, but I will tell you this, I will never be buying any products from D-Link ever again. They have given me a total of around a month of downtime, and I refuse to have that again.
I thought they were a great company, but apparently not. I’m going to try a company like Belkin next time.
Again, I am sorry for having no new blog posts posted (that sounds so odd)! I will see if I will be able to get more bloggers in the meantime.