Leopard crashing router. Can I access network activity reports?

Since 'upgrading' (it doesn't feel like it) one of my Macs to Leopard, my Airport Base Station gets knocked offline once or twice a day. Some days it is fine, other days, like today, it happens in quick succession. I wan to try and track down the specific cause, and I was wondering if there are any network activity logs I can access which would tell me the exact time network activity stopped, and what network activity was going on at the time.

If you open Airport Utility, select and enter your base station config you will see a tab headed 'Advanced', click that and you will see a number of logging options. Perhaps you can begin there.

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