karikko84
14-01-2010, 23:10
I seem to be losing my WAN connection on WL500gP every now and then. The connection doesn't recover on its own after being lost. So far I've used the web config to manually reset the WAN connection. This is what I syslog says when I disconnect:
Jan 14 21:30:58 dhcp client: deconfig: lease is lost
And when I connect again:
Jan 14 21:31:00 wan: connected manually
Jan 14 21:31:00 dnsmasq[69]: read /etc/hosts - 2 addresses
Jan 14 21:31:00 dnsmasq[69]: using nameserver 81.209.27.28#53
Jan 14 21:31:00 dnsmasq[69]: using nameserver 81.209.27.20#53
Jan 14 21:31:00 dnsmasq[69]: using nameserver 81.209.27.12#53
Jan 14 21:31:00 dhcp client: bound IP : 94.22.57.236 from 94.22.48.1
Might this be a problem with udhcp client? Maybe the lease isn't renewed from my ISP's like it's supposed to and it expires. How should I go about extracting more info and debugging this problem?
Some WL500g users have reported this kind of problems caused by too heavy use. My problem however doesn't seem to be related to network load or too many simultaneous connections. Currently my WAN speed is auto negotiated and tracked connection count is set to 4096.
Jan 14 21:30:58 dhcp client: deconfig: lease is lost
And when I connect again:
Jan 14 21:31:00 wan: connected manually
Jan 14 21:31:00 dnsmasq[69]: read /etc/hosts - 2 addresses
Jan 14 21:31:00 dnsmasq[69]: using nameserver 81.209.27.28#53
Jan 14 21:31:00 dnsmasq[69]: using nameserver 81.209.27.20#53
Jan 14 21:31:00 dnsmasq[69]: using nameserver 81.209.27.12#53
Jan 14 21:31:00 dhcp client: bound IP : 94.22.57.236 from 94.22.48.1
Might this be a problem with udhcp client? Maybe the lease isn't renewed from my ISP's like it's supposed to and it expires. How should I go about extracting more info and debugging this problem?
Some WL500g users have reported this kind of problems caused by too heavy use. My problem however doesn't seem to be related to network load or too many simultaneous connections. Currently my WAN speed is auto negotiated and tracked connection count is set to 4096.