My WAN / PPPoE connection dies when I'm using Azureus or DC++. Can someone please help me with a script to check the WAN / PPPoE connection every 60 seconds and to reconnect PPPoE automatically when it's down?
Hi,
I've bought a WL500G last weekend.
I'm suffering from the same problem... frequently connections lost.
I've already changed default router IP and assign fixed IPs to MAC Address.
Does anyone reach a solution to this constant problem!?
Thanks
My WAN / PPPoE connection dies when I'm using Azureus or DC++. Can someone please help me with a script to check the WAN / PPPoE connection every 60 seconds and to reconnect PPPoE automatically when it's down?
Use 1.9.2.7-6b.Originally Posted by wannaplay
I am using firmware 1.9.2.7-6b at the moment. Once the connection dies, PPPoE doesn't reconnect ('peer not responding').Originally Posted by Oleg
Do you've any additional software (packages) running on the wl500g? Also, put "maxfail 0" (without a quotes) to the Additional pppd options field.
Same is happening to me, on my wl-500g deluxe, with the same olegs fw.Originally Posted by wannaplay
Will try "maxfail 0".
I don't have any additional software on de WL500g. Thanks, I'll try 'maxfail 0'.Originally Posted by Oleg
wl500g deluxe NEVER experiencing WAN port dies problem. So, this is either modem problem or cables or ISP.Originally Posted by SocoNaTromba
Ok. I'll try changing cables, as I've tried another modem and the problem keeps happening.Originally Posted by Oleg
Unfortunately 'maxfail 0' doesn't help the router to reconnect automatically. WAN died while using Azureus with a torrent that had a lot of seeds and peers.Originally Posted by wannaplay
May be you just ran out of tracked connections?
What do you mean by this? And how do I solve it? Thanks.Originally Posted by Oleg
Internet Firewall | Basic config > Number of connections to track
I haven't enabled the firewall. So the number of connections to track probably isn't the cause for the WAN dying? Anyway thanks for all your help.Originally Posted by Oleg
NAT requires connection tracking too.