Cisco Systems, Inc. is a multinational corporation that manufactures, designs, as well as markets networking products and is currently headquartered in San Jose, CA. It was founded in December 1984 by two members of Stanford University computer support staff Leonard Bosack and Sandy Lerner. The company is popular for its networking device, network management, Optical networking, Interface and Module, Wireless and more.
It also offers Cisco router support to its users who need help regarding their networking products. This official support is available in the form of live and online support. Live support sources are available for free till the productEUR(TM)s warranty is running but when it has expired some of them become paid and company may ask for a good amount as its paid assistance. But online mode of help is available for free to all the users and also contains all the required info about the product related issues. At times official support sources may not be enough to provide all problemsEUR(TM) resolutions and this may lead a user to look for other modes of Cisco router support.
Here are some of the common issues that a Cisco router could have:

• Router is dropping internet connection frequently: This issue usually occurs when your router would be over heated because of continues work or you are continuously downloading large amount data. Overheated router will behave unpredictably, and will eventually start crashing as well as disconnecting devices from the local network. Shutting down the router for some time and allowing it to cool down would resolve some of the problems on temporarily basis, but if this issue occurs often, make sure that the router has proper ventilation or cooler locations.


• MAC Address Restrictions: Most of the networking routers support a feature called MAC address filtering. This feature is disabled by default from the company router administrators can turn it on and restrict connections to some specific devices according to their MAC address number. In case you are not able to get a specific device to join the local network, you can also check the router to ensure either MAC address filtering is 'off' or the device's MAC address allows connections.


• Wireless Signals are limited: The reason of this issue is the range of Wi-Fi radio signals, whenever these signals have limited connectivity, internet could not work. At times home networks show connectivity issue because device's radio does not reach out with the router's radio. Any consumer gadgets inside homes could also be a reason of interference in signals of Wi-Fi networks, particularly those that use the 2.4 GHz radio bands.


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