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[jake9115]

Hi, I recently bought a DIR-655 to match with my DNS-321 and a gigabit NIC on my PC. I updated the firmware and drivers all around, and have all devices set to 1000(gigabit), using 9k jumbo frames, and static IP's. The speeds are as expected (11MBps write, 15MBps read from DNS-321), and I am very happy with the DIR-655's ability to handle lots of connections for torrents.

However, every 15-30 minutes or so the internet drops -- the blinking blue internet light changes to solid amber, and the there is no wireless or wired internet for about 1 min until it links back up (during this time I can still access NAS tho). Does anyone have any suggestions???

I read on this forum to disable daylight savings time, and to set wireless security to always use AES (no TKIP), but to no avail. The hw is B1, and the FW is 2.00


Any suggestions are welcome!

[davevt31]

Not sure about the B version of the 655, but we had been told in the past not to use Jumbo Frames with the 655 as it didn't handle them well.

Just do a search for Jumbo Frames and you will see many entries on this subject.

[jake9115]

thanks for the suggestion.

I've tried using or not using jumbo frames. For me there is no difference in rate of connection drop, but it does improve my read/write speeds.


I initially said my internet drops every 30min,... sitting  here it has dropped 3 times in the last 10 min! Please help!

[smlunatick]

Check software for anti-virus / firewall.  There can be a setting to "not trust" your wireless network SSID.

[jake9115]

Thanks for the suggestion.... The problem is, it can't be the firewall or antivirus, because even without a connected computer, it still drops connection. For example, I have a cable modem running an ethernet cable into my wireless router. Nothing is accessing the router, but after about 5 min the internet light switches to amber, and there is no internet for about 1 min while it restarts the internet connection.

I'm desperate people, any other suggestions??

[davevt31]

I would give DLink tech support a call, may be an internal issue with your router.

[jake9115]

I'll try that, but have a look at these logs and tell me if they mean anything to you guys!


Priority   Time   Message
info   Dec 9 10:49:45    [56293.010000] module arch cleanup nf_nat_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:49:07    [56254.740000] module arch cleanup sch_ubicom_streamengine: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:48:20    [56207.920000] module arch cleanup nf_conntrack_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:48:20    [56207.740000] module arch cleanup nf_nat_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:46:16    [56083.410000] module arch cleanup sch_ubicom_streamengine: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:45:25    [56032.140000] module arch cleanup nf_conntrack_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:45:24    [56031.960000] module arch cleanup nf_nat_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:44:00    [55947.630000] module arch cleanup sch_ubicom_streamengine: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:43:09    [55896.860000] module arch cleanup nf_conntrack_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Dec 9 10:43:09    [55896.710000] module arch cleanup nf_nat_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000

[thecreator]

Hi, I recently bought a DIR-655 to match with my DNS-321 and a gigabit NIC on my PC. I updated the firmware and drivers all around, and have all devices set to 1000(gigabit), using 9k jumbo frames, and static IP's. The speeds are as expected (11MBps write, 15MBps read from DNS-321), and I am very happy with the DIR-655's ability to handle lots of connections for torrents.

However, every 15-30 minutes or so the internet drops -- the blinking blue internet light changes to solid amber, and the there is no wireless or wired internet for about 1 min until it links back up (during this time I can still access NAS tho). Does anyone have any suggestions???

I read on this forum to disable daylight savings time, and to set wireless security to always use AES (no TKIP), but to no avail. The hw is B1, and the FW is 2.00


Any suggestions are welcome!

Hi jake9115,

On your Home Network, you have a 1 gigabyte speed. What is the speed that you have with the Internet?

Does your Internet Provider limit your speed for torrents?

Turn off or stop torrents for one week and see what happens.

[jake9115]

Hey, thanks for the reply! Every suggestion is really appreciated.

My LAN is gigabit, and the internet is 10Mbps (1.25MBps). My ISP is known to throttle back internet speed if torrent downloading is detected, but I've never seen this effect. My torrent activity is encrypted and unlikely to be detected by my ISP.

Also, I've been using a 5 year-old belkin wireless router up until two days ago when I installed the DIR-655, and I've never had this disconnecting problem before.


Do you guys think there is a certain setting enabled on the router that is crashing or something? Has anyone had a similar problem to this before?

[jake9115]

Any more ideas?

[thecreator]

Any more ideas?

Hi jake9115,

Have you called D-Link Support like davet131, suggested? Even a new Router, could be defective.

[mstexas]

I am having the same problem of internet dropping every few minutes. I put in a new router of the same rev and firmware and it does the same thing. A Linksys router works fine though. But I don't want to use the linksys as it has no security features like the DIR-655 does.

DLink has crap for firmware these days. It seems that the Russian hacked firmware downgrade might be worth a try. But I am not sure if it works on the newest hardware revision. But at the very worst I have to throw away the DIR-655...but it's not doing much good now.

[thecreator]

I am having the same problem of internet dropping every few minutes. I put in a new router of the same rev and firmware and it does the same thing. A Linksys router works fine though. But I don't want to use the linksys as it has no security features like the DIR-655 does.

DLink has **** for firmware these days. It seems that the Russian hacked firmware downgrade might be worth a try. But I am not sure if it works on the newest hardware revision. But at the very worst I have to throw away the DIR-655...but it's not doing much good now.

Hi mstexas,

Call D-Link Tech Support and if it doesn't work, ask for an RMA. I wonder, if people trying to connect to the Router, is causing an overload and causing the D-Link to Reboot. Check the logs. Have them Emailed to you.

[mstexas]

I have been getting the logs email every morning at 9 am or when they are full. Here is the log from yesterday at 9:00 am and 9:16 am and 9:52am all put into one log. It was filling them up so quick it emailed three in one hour.

I don't really see anything that gives me an idea when may be taking place but I would love to hear other views.

Here is Part 1 of the combined log. The other parts will be in a seperate posts due to size.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


Dec 15 09:51:38 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228988.960000] module arch cleanup nf_conntrack_ftp:

OCM instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:51:38 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228988.800000] module arch cleanup nf_nat_ftp: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228985.320000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered EXEC SCANNER DISCONNECT

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228985.320000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered EXEC SCANNER CONNECT

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228985.320000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered GET USB_DEVICE_LIST

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228985.320000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered GET SCANNER_STATUS

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228985.320000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered GET SCANNER PORT_NAME

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228985.320000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered GET USB_PORT_NAME

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228985.240000] jcpcore: start

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228985.170000] usbcore: registered new interface

driver sxuptp_driver

Dec 15 09:51:34 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228985.050000] sxuptp: sxuptp_keepalive_thread start

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[19166]: wsccmd is ready (after init upnp stack) ...

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.notice miniupnpd[19166]: HTTP listening on port 65535

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[19166]: could not open lease file:

/tmp/upnp_portmapping_rules

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[19173]: read /etc/hosts - 2 addresses

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[19173]: using nameserver 205.152.132.xx#53

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[19173]: using nameserver 205.152.37.xx#53

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[19173]: reading /etc/resolv.conf

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[19173]: compile time options: IPv6 GNU-getopt no-MMU

ISC-leasefile no-DOCTOR no-NOWILD no-DBus no-I18N TFTP

Dec 15 09:51:32 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[19173]: started, version 2.45 cachesize 150

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228979.170000] module arch cleanup sxuptp: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228979.170000] sxuptp: sxuptp_keepalive_thread stop

[-512]

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228979.020000] module arch cleanup sxuptp_driver: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228979.020000] usbcore: deregistering interface driver

sxuptp_driver

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228978.920000] module arch cleanup jcp: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228978.920000] jcpcore: stop [-512]

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228978.920000] jcpcore: jcpcore_recv [-512]

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228978.780000] module arch cleanup jcp_cmd: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228978.780000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered EXEC SCANNER DISCONNECT

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228978.780000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered EXEC SCANNER CONNECT

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228978.780000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered GET USB_DEVICE_LIST

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228978.780000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered GET SCANNER_STATUS

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228978.780000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered GET SCANNER PORT_NAME

Dec 15 09:51:28 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [228978.780000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered GET USB_PORT_NAME

Dec 15 09:51:27 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: exiting on receipt of SIGTERM

Dec 15 09:51:27 RTR-Gate daemon.notice miniupnpd[10256]: received signal 15, good-bye

Dec 15 09:51:27 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228978.260000] flags=0

Dec 15 09:51:27 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228978.260000] ioctl eth0, 35312

Dec 15 09:51:27 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: using nameserver 205.152.132.xx#53

Dec 15 09:51:27 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: using nameserver 205.152.37.xx#53

Dec 15 09:51:27 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: reading /etc/resolv.conf

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: pppd sent restart signal to rc

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: pppd check for rc to be idle ?

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: secondary DNS address 205.152.37.xx

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: primary   DNS address 205.152.132.xx

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: ipcp_up: remote PPP IP address xx.x57.1x.x

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: ipcp_up: local PPP IP address xx.x49.194.xxx

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: ipcp_up: Open /var/tmp/pptp_server_ip.txt

(l2tp_server_ip.txt) fail or Using PPPoE

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: peerdns2 : 205.152.37.xx

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: peerdns1 : 205.152.132.xx

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: ppp create_resolv in ipcp

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: rcvd [IPCP ConfAck id=0x2 <addr xx.x49.194.xxx>

<ms-dns1 205.152.132.xx> <ms-dns3 205.152.37.xx>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: sent [IPCP ConfReq id=0x2 <addr xx.x49.194.xxx>

<ms-dns1 205.152.132.xx> <ms-dns3 205.152.37.xx>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: rcvd [IPCP ConfNak id=0x1 <ms-dns1

205.152.132.xx> <ms-dns3 205.152.37.xx>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: sent [IPCP ConfAck id=0x35 <addr xx.x57.1x.x>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: rcvd [IPCP ConfReq id=0x35 <addr xx.x57.1x.x>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: sent [IPCP ConfReq id=0x1 <addr xx.x49.194.xxx>

<ms-dns1 0.0.0.0> <ms-dns3 0.0.0.0>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: peer from calling number 00:30:88:15:9C:10

authorized

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[19058]: CHAP authentication succeeded: CHAP

authentication success, unit 2071

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: rcvd [CHAP Success id=0x1 "CHAP authentication

success, unit 2071"]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: rcvd [LCP EchoRep id=0x0 magic=0x622a2506]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: sent [CHAP Response id=0x1

<b6f8673367cadf8c57effb5ff06717ae>, name = "myclientsemail@bellsouth.net"]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: rcvd [CHAP Challenge id=0x1

<704c2457e74514b1744bbb4981b4251c>, name = "MONRLAMA61W"]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: sent [LCP EchoReq id=0x0 magic=0x46eafd6d]

[mstexas]

Part 2

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: rcvd [LCP ConfAck id=0x1 <mru 1492> <magic

0x46eafd6d>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: sent [LCP ConfAck id=0x6f <mru 1492> <auth chap

MD5> <magic 0x622a2506>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: rcvd [LCP ConfReq id=0x6f <mru 1492> <auth chap

MD5> <magic 0x622a2506>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: sent [LCP ConfReq id=0x1 <mru 1492> <magic

0x46eafd6d>]

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: Connect: ppp0 <--> eth0.1

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[19058]: Using interface ppp0

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.err pppoe-relay[10325]: PADS packet from 00:30:88:15:9c:10 on

interface eth0.1 does not have Relay-Session-Id tag

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: using channel 74

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[19058]: PPP session is 1494

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[19058]: PADS: Service-Name: ''

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.err pppoe-relay[10325]: PADO packet from 00:30:88:15:9c:10 on

interface eth0.1 does not have Relay-Session-Id tag

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[19058]: Sent PADT

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[19058]: rp_pppoe => Send PADT to terminate the session

ID that sent last time

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[19058]: pppd 2.4.3 started by root, uid 0

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[19058]: RP-PPPoE plugin inform wantimer to reset auth,

discovery variable

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[19058]: RP-PPPoE plugin version 3.3 compiled against

pppd 2.4.3

Dec 15 09:51:26 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[19058]: Plugin /lib/pppd/2.4.3/rp-pppoe.so loaded.

Dec 15 09:51:24 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[10256]: [truncated] m

Dec 15 09:51:24 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[10256]: [truncated] m

Dec 15 09:51:24 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[10256]: [truncated] m

Dec 15 09:51:24 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[10256]: [truncated] m

Dec 15 09:51:23 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228973.750000] module arch cleanup

nf_ubicom_streamengine_default_classifier: OCM instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:51:22 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [228972.690000] module arch cleanup

sch_ubicom_streamengine: OCM instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.err pppd[10151]: Send SIGPIPE (ppp terminated) to wantimer

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Exit.

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: Modem hangup

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Sent PADT

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.warn pppd[10151]: PPPOEDisconnectDevice

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [LCP ConfReq id=0x2 <mru 1492> <magic

0x30d83492>]

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: Connect: ppp0 <--> eth0.1

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Using interface ppp0

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: using channel 73

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: PPP session is 4587

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: PADS: Service-Name: ''

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.err pppoe-relay[10325]: PADS packet from 00:30:88:15:9c:10 on

interface eth0.1 does not have Relay-Session-Id tag

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.err pppoe-relay[10325]: PADO packet from 00:30:88:15:9c:10 on

interface eth0.1 does not have Relay-Session-Id tag

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Sent PADT

Dec 15 09:51:19 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: rp_pppoe => Send PADT to terminate the session

ID that sent last time

Dec 15 09:51:18 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: ppp auth: Connection terminated.

Dec 15 09:51:15 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [LCP TermAck id=0x30]

Dec 15 09:51:15 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Sent 289885 bytes, received 2364645 bytes.

Dec 15 09:51:15 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Connect time 34.5 minutes.

Dec 15 09:51:15 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: LCP terminated by peer

Dec 15 09:51:15 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [LCP TermReq id=0x30]

Dec 15 09:17:10 RTR-Gate user.err syslog: Dec 15 09:17:10 2010  RTR-Gate info smtp:SMTP client

success sending email

Dec 15 09:17:07 RTR-Gate user.err syslog: [email sent to: myemail@myaccount.com ] Wednesday,

December 15, 2010 09:17:07

Dec 15 09:17:00 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226910.590000] module arch cleanup nf_conntrack_ftp:

OCM instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:16:59 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226910.430000] module arch cleanup nf_nat_ftp: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226906.910000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered EXEC SCANNER DISCONNECT

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226906.910000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered EXEC SCANNER CONNECT

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226906.910000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered GET USB_DEVICE_LIST

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226906.910000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered GET SCANNER_STATUS

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226906.910000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered GET SCANNER PORT_NAME

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226906.910000] jcp_command_register: new command

registered GET USB_PORT_NAME

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226906.810000] jcpcore: start

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226906.760000] usbcore: registered new interface

driver sxuptp_driver

Dec 15 09:16:56 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226906.630000] sxuptp: sxuptp_keepalive_thread start

Dec 15 09:16:54 RTR-Gate user.err syslog: Dec 15 09:16:54 2010  RTR-Gate info smtp:SMTP (Email)

server smtp.spamarrest.com is at IP address xx.xxx.xx.xx:587

Dec 15 09:16:54 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[10256]: wsccmd is ready (after init upnp stack) ...

Dec 15 09:16:53 RTR-Gate daemon.notice miniupnpd[10256]: HTTP listening on port 65535

Dec 15 09:16:53 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: read /etc/hosts - 2 addresses

Dec 15 09:16:53 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[10256]: could not open lease file:

/tmp/upnp_portmapping_rules

Dec 15 09:16:53 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: using nameserver 205.152.132.xx#53

Dec 15 09:16:53 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: using nameserver 205.152.37.xx#53

Dec 15 09:16:53 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: reading /etc/resolv.conf

Dec 15 09:16:53 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: compile time options: IPv6 GNU-getopt no-MMU

ISC-leasefile no-DOCTOR no-NOWILD no-DBus no-I18N TFTP

Dec 15 09:16:53 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[10264]: started, version 2.45 cachesize 150

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226900.970000] module arch cleanup sxuptp: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.970000] sxuptp: sxuptp_keepalive_thread stop

[-512]

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226900.870000] module arch cleanup sxuptp_driver: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226900.870000] usbcore: deregistering interface driver

sxuptp_driver

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226900.710000] module arch cleanup jcp: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.710000] jcpcore: stop [-512]

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.710000] jcpcore: jcpcore_recv [-512]

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226900.600000] module arch cleanup jcp_cmd: OCM

instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.600000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered EXEC SCANNER DISCONNECT

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.600000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered EXEC SCANNER CONNECT

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.600000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered GET USB_DEVICE_LIST

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.600000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered GET SCANNER_STATUS

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.600000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered GET SCANNER PORT_NAME

Dec 15 09:16:50 RTR-Gate user.debug kernel: [226900.600000] jcp_command_unregister: command

unregistered GET USB_PORT_NAME

Dec 15 09:16:49 RTR-Gate daemon.notice miniupnpd[5196]: received signal 15, good-bye

Dec 15 09:16:49 RTR-Gate daemon.info dnsmasq[5202]: exiting on receipt of SIGTERM

Dec 15 09:16:49 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226900.180000] flags=0

Dec 15 09:16:49 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226900.180000] ioctl eth0, 35312

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: pppd sent restart signal to rc

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: pppd check for rc to be idle ?

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: secondary DNS address 205.152.37.xx

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: primary   DNS address 205.152.132.xx

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: ipcp_up: remote PPP IP address xx.x57.1x.x

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: ipcp_up: local PPP IP address xx.x49.194.xxx

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: ipcp_up: Open /var/tmp/pptp_server_ip.txt

(l2tp_server_ip.txt) fail or Using PPPoE

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: peerdns2 : 205.152.37.xx

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: peerdns1 : 205.152.132.xx

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: ppp create_resolv in ipcp

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [IPCP ConfAck id=0x2 <addr xx.x49.194.xxx>

<ms-dns1 205.152.132.xx> <ms-dns3 205.152.37.xx>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [IPCP ConfReq id=0x2 <addr xx.x49.194.xxx>

<ms-dns1 205.152.132.xx> <ms-dns3 205.152.37.xx>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [IPCP ConfNak id=0x1 <ms-dns1

205.152.132.xx> <ms-dns3 205.152.37.xx>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [IPCP ConfAck id=0xbb <addr xx.x57.1x.x>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [IPCP ConfReq id=0xbb <addr xx.x57.1x.x>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [IPCP ConfReq id=0x1 <addr xx.x49.194.xxx>

<ms-dns1 0.0.0.0> <ms-dns3 0.0.0.0>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: peer from calling number 00:30:88:15:9C:10

authorized

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: CHAP authentication succeeded: CHAP

authentication success, unit 5765

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [CHAP Success id=0x1 "CHAP authentication

success, unit 5765"]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [LCP EchoRep id=0x0 magic=0x13d97269]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [CHAP Response id=0x1

<a897424dd3943a1e5ebeacc8d4ec5021>, name = "myclientsemail@bellsouth.net"]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [CHAP Challenge id=0x1

<1f1c802559dada4e67a37339ef24608a>, name = "MONRLAMA61W"]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [LCP EchoReq id=0x0 magic=0xb3117fd2]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [LCP ConfAck id=0x1 <mru 1492> <magic

0xb3117fd2>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [LCP ConfAck id=0x2f <mru 1492> <auth chap

MD5> <magic 0x13d97269>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: rcvd [LCP ConfReq id=0x2f <mru 1492> <auth chap

MD5> <magic 0x13d97269>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.err pppoe-relay[5261]: PADS packet from 00:30:88:15:9c:10 on

interface eth0.1 does not have Relay-Session-Id tag

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: sent [LCP ConfReq id=0x1 <mru 1492> <magic

0xb3117fd2>]

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: Connect: ppp0 <--> eth0.1

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Using interface ppp0

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: using channel 72

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: PPP session is 6832

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.debug pppd[10151]: PADS: Service-Name: ''

Dec 15 09:16:48 RTR-Gate daemon.err pppoe-relay[5261]: PADO packet from 00:30:88:15:9c:10 on

interface eth0.1 does not have Relay-Session-Id tag

Dec 15 09:16:43 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Sent PADT

Dec 15 09:16:43 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: rp_pppoe => Send PADT to terminate the session

ID that sent last time

Dec 15 09:16:43 RTR-Gate daemon.notice pppd[10151]: pppd 2.4.3 started by root, uid 0

Dec 15 09:16:43 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: RP-PPPoE plugin inform wantimer to reset auth,

discovery variable

Dec 15 09:16:42 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: RP-PPPoE plugin version 3.3 compiled against

pppd 2.4.3

Dec 15 09:16:42 RTR-Gate daemon.info pppd[10151]: Plugin /lib/pppd/2.4.3/rp-pppoe.so loaded.

Dec 15 09:16:42 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226893.140000] module arch cleanup

nf_ubicom_streamengine_default_classifier: OCM instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:16:41 RTR-Gate user.info kernel: [226892.100000] module arch cleanup

sch_ubicom_streamengine: OCM instruction memory free  of 0 @00000000

Dec 15 09:16:41 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[5196]: [truncated] m

Dec 15 09:16:41 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[5196]: [truncated] m

Dec 15 09:16:41 RTR-Gate daemon.err miniupnpd[5196]: [truncated] m