Right now I'm typing to you while directly connected to my modem with an ethernet cable, because my Almond router stopped connecting to the internet.
I bought a modem for my cable internet (instead of paying $6/mo to rent one), and then I bought the Almond router, which seemed like a good idea.
I plugged everything in a few days ago, and it all worked great. Until last night some time. Some time in the middle of the night, the Almond router stopped being able to connect to the internet through my modem.
While the router is plugged into the modem (since last night), the modem's bottom light is blinking orange, which apparently means "Amber: A device, PC, or hub is connected to the Ethernet (10Base-T) or Fast Ethernet (100Base-T) port" while it was normally blinking blue, for "Blue*: High-speed Gigabit Ethernet (1000Base-T) connection from the SB6141 to your PC".
On my Almond router touchscreen, it shows that there is no internet connection, and it is set up as DHCP / cable modem. Again, these settings all worked until last night, and now the router doesn't seem to want to connect to the modem, even though nothing has changed. I didn't update any firmware or change anything at all.
My set up when this was working was (all in the same room), My PC > ethernet > almond router > ethernet > cable modem > cable from wall.
Now to use the internet, it's just MY PC > ethernet > cable modem > cable from wall.
I've already tried unplugging the modem/router, connecting it all properly, turning on modem and waiting for internet connection, and then turning on the router. No dice...
Does anyone have any troubleshooting tips for this? I've got to go to work right now so I'll probably reply later today when I get home.