Bug in ip routing in WRT54GL?

Hi everyone! During Christmas I had some problems with my WRT54GL. I'm connecting to the Internet with a Speedtouch 510 with PPPoE and dynamic ip. The Speedtouch takes care of the PPPoE login and it's set to "PPPoE in bridged mode" which means that the public ip address is passed to my computer/router or whatever is put on the "LAN" side of the modem. When I was away for Christmas I noticed that I couldn't reach my home computer anymore. When I got back the ip for my connection had changed. I usually get a 83.177.x.y address with the gateway 83.177.8.1, but this time I got the ip 90.130.6.30. Neither my computer or the WRT54GL could ping or reach anything outside my WAN ip. Until then I had been using the tomato firmware, I tried installing the original Linksys firmware, but I got the same result. Connecting the Speedtouch directly to my computer worked fine, which to me kind of proves that something is wrong with the WRT54GL. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this? My solution was this; I think the problem occurs because of a bug in the WRT54GL firmware. The following configuration (recieved through dhcp) works fine: IP Address 83.177.13.213 Subnet Mask 255.0.0.0 Gateway 83.177.8.1 the following works when connected directly to the computer, but not when using WRT54GL: IP Address 90.130.6.30 Subnet Mask 255.0.0.0 Gateway 83.177.8.1 The solution was to power off the modem long enough for the dhcp lease to expire, power it on and hope to get a 83.x.y.z ip address (which I got and then everything worked as usual). I'm guessing the WRT54GL cannot handle either the subnetmask of 255.0.0.0 on the WAN interface and/or maybe in combination with the gateway on a address which differs from the wan ip. Thankful for any comments on this. Cheers, Tobias

Thank you Rich! Yes, that link between NetFlow and routing-not-bridging is beginning to sink in for me.
My reason for bridging is that I do not need VPN or NAT, I just need the subnet (ip) traffic to flow from gi0/1 to gi0/0 and back. I have been reading and re-reading this article, http://www.netcraftsmen.net/resources/archived-articles/428-integrated-routing-and-bridging.html, and it seems that "concurrent" or "integrated" routing and bridging may be the way to go.
I am concerned that, to the extent that the ip traffic is bridged (not routed), it will be invisible to NetFlow, for exactly the reason that you describe. So even if I set up a CRB or IRB, I might not get useful NetFlow data.
Or maybe there is a way to configure ip routing so that there are hardly any decisions made, rather the subnet goes straight through in both directions. I fear that is such a simple case that no one makes examples for it. I have been assigned half of a class C subnet, e.g. 209.201.225.1 through .127. I am not terribly short on ipv4 numbers so I can use up a number for the gi0/1 and/or gi0/0 and/or BVI interface(s).
For ~14 years a Cisco 2621 router has been used "here" purely for the purpose of traffic shaping. I recently upgraded to the Cisco 1941 and am keen to take advantage of traffic peak shaping and NetFlow v5 or v9. I took the config from the 2621 and used it as the basis for my config for the 1941.
I am (obviously) very new to all this and self-taught. My expert is currently ridiculously overbooked so I am trying to figure it out. In other words, I will not feel offended if you need to state the "obvious" to steer me in a useful direction.
Ann

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# Bug 6759068 - WORKLIST APPLICATION PERFORMANCE DEGRADATION W/ SSL ENABLED
# FOR BPEL TO OVD
# BUGS ADDED IN MLR#5, 6782254 :
# Bug 6502310 - AUTOMATED RETRY ON FAILED INVOKE WITH CORRELATIONSET INIT
# FAILS
# Bug 6454795 - FAULT POLICY CHANGE NEEDS RESTART OF BPEL SERVER
# Bug 6732064 - FAILED TO READ WSDL ERROR ON THE CALLBACK ON RESTARTING BPEL
# OC4J CONTAINER
# Bug 6694313 - ZERO BYTE FILE WHEN REJECTEDMESSAGEHANDLERS FAILS
# Bug 6686528 - LINK IN APPLICATION.XML FILES CHANGED TO HARD LINKS WHEN MORE
# THAN 1 HT PRESENT
# Bug 6083024 - TEXT AND HTML DOC THAT RECEIVED AS ATTACHMENTS WERE EITHER
# BLANK OR GARBLED
# Bug 6638648 - REQUEST HEADERS ARE NOT PASSED THROUGH TO THE OUTBOUND HEADER
# Bug 6267726 - 10.1.3.3 ORACLE APPLICATIONS ADAPTER - NOT ABLE TO CAPTURE
# BUSINESS EVENT
# Bug 6774981 - NON-RETRYABLE ERRORS ARE NOT POSTED ON ESB_ERROR TOPIC
# Bug 6789177 - SFTP ADAPTER DOES NOT SUPPORT RENAMING FILES
# Bug 6809593 - BPEL UPGRADE TO 10.1.3.3.1 WITH ESB CALLS FAILS DUE TO
# CACHING OF PLNK - SERVICE
# BUGS ADDED IN MLR#6, 6823628 :
# Bug 6412909 - <BPELX:RENAME> DOES NOT ADD XMLNS DECLARATION AUTOMATICALLY
# Bug 6753116 - OUTPUT FROM HUMAN TASK IS NOT IS NOT CONSISTENT WITH
# SCHEMA
# ORDERING
# Bug 6832205 - BAD VERIFICATIONSERVICE PERFORMANCE IF LDAP SERVICE HAS HUGE
# DATA
# Bug 6189268 - CALLING BPEL PROCESS VIA SOAP FROM ESB FAILS WITH
# NAMENOTFOUNDEXCEPTION
# Bug 6834402 - JMS ADAPTER IMPROPERLY CASTS XAQUEUESESSION TO QUEUESESSION
# Bug 6073117 - TASK SERVICE DOESN'T RENDER THE TASK ACTIONS
# Bug 6054263 - REUSING SOAP WSDL IN RS CAUSES SOAP ACTION'S NS TO BE
# STRIPPED
# AWAY
# Bug 6489703 - ESB: NUMBER OF LISTENERS > 1 GIVES JMS EXCEPTION UNDER STRESS
# Bug 5679542 - FTP ADAPTER: COULD NOT PARSE TIME:
# JAVA.LANG.STRINGINDEXOUTOFBOUNDSEXCEPTION
# Bug 6770198 - AQ ACTIVATIONINSTANCES >1 DOESN'T WORK IN ESB
# Bug 6798779 - ESB ROUTING RULES CORRUPTED ON RE-REGISTERING WITH ROUTING
# ORDER
# IN WSDL CHANGED
# Bug 6617974 - BACKPORT REQUEST FOR MOVING FILES FUNCTION OF FTP ADAPTER
# Bug 6705707 - VALIDATION ON ESB CAN'T HANDLE NESTED SCHEMAS
# Bug 6414848 - FTP ADAPTER ARCHIVE FILENAME FOR BPEL IS BEING SCRAMBLED
# AFTER
# THE 10.1.3.3 UPGR
# Bug 5990764 - INFORMATION ARE LOST WHEN BPEL PROCESS IS POLLING FOR MAILS
# WITH
# ATTACHEMENTS
# Bug 6802070 - ORA-12899 SUBSCRIBER_ID/RES_SUBSCRIBER COLUMN SMALL FOR LONG
# DOMAIN AND PROCESS
# Bug 6753524 - WRONG SERVICE ENDPOINT OPEN WHEN TEST WEB SERVICE OF ESB
# Bug 6086434 - PROBLEM IN BPEL FILE ADAPTER WHILE READING A FIXED LENGTH
# FILE
# Bug 6823374 - BPEL 10.1.3.3.1 BAM SENSOR ACTION FAILS WITH BAM 11
# Bug 6819677 - HTTS STATUS 202 RETURNED INSTEAD OF SOAP FAULT
# Bug 6853301 - MQ ADAPTER REJECTED MESSAGES IS NOT REMOVED FROM THE RECOVERY
# QUEUE
# Bug 6847200 - 10.1.3.3.1 PATCH (#6748706) HAS STOPPED FTP ADAPTER POLLING
# IN
# SFTP MODE
# Bug 6895795 - AQ OUTBOUND DOESN'T WORK WITH MLR#6
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David,
You are right, theer are some changes incorporated in the latest MLR # 16 on the configurations files and on the dehydration store metrics(such as performance, fields,..).
However, I would not suggest to continue working on olite, even for Development/Test purposes as you might get stuck with strange errors...and the only solution would be to re-install SOA Suite if your olite gets corrupted. There might be ways to gets your olite back to position, but trust me..its not so simple.
Also, when you develop and stress test all your testcase scenarios in an TEST Adv installation, its simple to mimic the same in actual production box, as you exactly know its behavior.
So, go for a brand new SOA 10.1.3.4 MLR # 5 (or) 10.1.3.3.1 MLR # 16 SOA Suite Advanced installation with Oracle DB 10.2.0.3 as its dehydration store.
Hope this helps!
Cheers
Anirudh Pucha

No signal through linksys wrt54g router

my internet signal is no longer going through the wrt54g router - don;t know why.
i.e. no wireless handheld or computer and no ethernet when going through the router.
If I bypass the router the internet is fine, with the ethernet cable
I tried shutting everything down with power disconnect for periods of time, then bring everything back to power.
settings in linksys setup 192.168.1.1 look ok as far as I know; signal lights on router and modem are normal; settings in mac system prefs look normal also.
Suggestions?
Thank you

hardware WRT54G v2.2
Config and firmware:
Firmware Version:
v4.21.1, Nov. 6, 2006
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(stacontent.curtime) // </script> Current Time:
<script type="text/javascript">// localtime(); // </script> Wed, 27 Oct 2010 12:53:48
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.macaddr) // </script> MAC Address:
00:13:10:0F:CB:14
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.routename) // </script> Router Name:
WRT54GL
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.hostname) // </script> Host Name:
homenet
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.domainname) // </script> Domain Name:
<script type="text/javascript">// if("" != "") { document.write(""); } else { document.write(""); } // </script>
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.internet) // </script> Internet
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.cfgtype) // </script> Configuration Type
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(stacontent.logtype) // </script> Login Type:
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(setupcontent.dhcp) // </script> Automatic Configuration - DHCP
<script type="text/javascript">// var status1 = "Disable"; var status2 = " "; if(status1 == "Status") status1 = bmenu.statu; if(status2 == "Connecting") status2 = hstatrouter2.connecting; else if(status2 == "Disconnected") status2 = hstatrouter2.disconnected; else if(status2 == "Connected") status2 = stacontent.conn; document.write(status2); document.write("  "); var but_arg = ""; var wan_proto = "dhcp"; var but_type = ""; if(but_arg == "Connect") but_value = stacontent.connect; else if(but_arg == "Disconnect") but_value = hstatrouter2.disconnect; but_type = but_arg +"_" + wan_proto; document.write("<INPUT type=button value='"+but_value+"' onClick=Connect(this.form,'"+but_type+"')>"); // </script>
-->
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.ipaddr) // </script> IP Address:
192.168.15.2
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.submask) // </script> Subnet Mask:
255.255.255.0
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.defgateway) // </script> Default Gateway:
192.168.15.1
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.dns) // </script> DNS 1:
209.18.47.61
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.dns) // </script> DNS 2:
209.18.47.62
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.dns) // </script> DNS 3:
<script type="text/javascript">// Capture(share.mtu) // </script> MTU:
1500
ifconfig:
Last login: Mon Apr 26 19:42:20 on console
Rick-Brakemans-macbook-5:~ Desktop$ ifconfig
lo0: flags=8049<UP,LOOPBACK,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 16384
   inet6 fe80::1%lo0 prefixlen 64 scopeid 0x1
   inet 127.0.0.1 netmask 0xff000000
   inet6 ::1 prefixlen 128
gif0: flags=8010<POINTOPOINT,MULTICAST> mtu 1280
stf0: flags=0<> mtu 1280
en0: flags=8863<UP,BROADCAST,SMART,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
   inet6 fe80::21e:c2ff:fe14:2031%en0 prefixlen 64 scopeid 0x4
   inet 192.168.1.100 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 192.168.1.255
   ether 00:1e:c2:14:20:31
   media: autoselect (100baseTX <full-duplex,flow-control>) status: active
   supported media: autoselect 10baseT/UTP <half-duplex> 10baseT/UTP <full-duplex> 10baseT/UTP <full-duplex,hw-loopback> 10baseT/UTP <full-duplex,flow-control> 100baseTX <half-duplex> 100baseTX <full-duplex> 100baseTX <full-duplex,hw-loopback> 100baseTX <full-duplex,flow-control> 1000baseT <full-duplex> 1000baseT <full-duplex,hw-loopback> 1000baseT <full-duplex,flow-control> none
en1: flags=8863<UP,BROADCAST,SMART,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
   ether 00:1e:c2:a8:1f:fc
   media: autoselect (<unknown type>) status: inactive
   supported media: autoselect
fw0: flags=8863<UP,BROADCAST,SMART,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 2030
   lladdr 00:1f:5b:ff:fe:1b:2e:c8
   media: autoselect <full-duplex> status: inactive
   supported media: autoselect <full-duplex>
Rick-Brakemans-macbook-5:~ Desktop$
cat /etc/resolv.conf:
Rick-Brakemans-macbook-5:~ Desktop$ cat /etc/resolv.conf
nameserver 209.18.47.61
nameserver 209.18.47.62

Router Port Forwarding not working since Mavericks

I have an iMac sat behind a BT Home Hub 3 (an ADSL router, if you're not aware), with several ports (POP3, SSH, HTTP, etc) from the outside world forwarded via the hub to my Mac. Since installing Mavericks (from Snow Leopard), NONE of these ports are now open.
They're open on the Mac, and another machine on my home network can use them locally, but from outside the network, they're hidden. Shields Up shows them as Stealth.
Things I've tried:
Rebooting everything.
Setting the Home Hub up again, forwarding all the ports again.
Turning all the sharing off in Mavericks and then back on.
Trying the same services on different ports.
Trying different services.
Turning off the Mac firewall.
Turning off the router firewall.
Trying the Mac on another IP address and reforwarding everything to the new one.
Putting the Mac in the DMZ.
I can forward ports to other devices on my network (e.g. my NAS) and they work fine, so port forwarding isn't completely broken on the router
Here's the thing though...
On a completely separate network, on a separate Mac (a 2012 MacBook Pro) that went from Mountain Lion to Mavericks, also behind a BT Home Hub 3, EXACTLY the same thing is happening. No ports can be forwarded to the MacBook Pro, but all the ports are open to the local network.
Any ideas? I'm pretty sure this must be a bug in Mavericks as I can't see anything else it can be.

It's not just single port forwarding that has bugs, the entire router has bugs and simply does not work as advertised. I have found the following bugs/aspects of this router that just does not work correctly: 1. If you have to open ports, and who doesn’t, this router will eventually stop accepting packets from WAN>LAN. You will still have Internet access but no open ports. A reboot will fix this problem. Oh, by the way, this router has no scheduled reboot option! <--That would be a workaround but a welcome one for this router. 2. Firewall Access rules do not work!! Yep, a Cisco router and basic functionality simply does not work. I called Cisco and even though the tech saw the router not working denied it was a bug! Said we have to do port mirroring, setup a workstation with WireShark and capture packets so we can debug the issues. That would take several hours. I told him I would have appreciated if Cisco would have debugged the issues with their router BEFORE they shipped the units. Stay away from Cisco Small Business Routers. I wish I had. And if there are any Cisco die-hards out there willing to prove me wrong, just reply to this and please, prove me wrong that the RV series and specifically the RV215W is not JUNK.

WRVS4400N - Logging and Email Alerts when I use a VPN client - Firmware bug?

Hi folks -
I've got a problem with my WRVS4400N that has been dogging me for a long time now, and I'm finally fed up with the email alerts.
My wife has a VPN client for her work, on her laptop. It is nothing fancy, normal IPSec VPN, details on it I can get if needed, but it's just VPN.
My WRVS4400N is running 1.1.03 firmware, latest on the site. I have all VPN pass-throughs enabled. VPN connectivity for the wife works great, no problems that I'm aware of for her functionally.
The problem is, that I have logging turned on with email alerts. When my wife uses her VPN connection, I get flooded with alerts from the router with all sorts of goobly goo information. It's almost like there is a bug in the router firmware that is parsing information incorrectly.
Log levels are set to 0,1,2,3. Email alerts enabled. DoS threshold is 50, Log Queue is 100, Log Time is 60. SMTP information for my mail server populated of course, and Local Log enabled.
Below is a sample of the email body that gets sent. My wife has been using her VPN connection for about 3 hours tonight, and already I've been flooded with over 1000 emails.
Here's some body content:
Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LEN05 CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LEN07 CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENH CID=054619136 Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN† CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENy CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENX CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENv8 CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENW9 CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN† CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENy CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENX CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN@3 CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENQ1 CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENX CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENX CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN` CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENu CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENf CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENf CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN20 CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LEN43 CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN† CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENy CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENX CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENX CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENb CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENu CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENH CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LEN=CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENI CID=054619136 Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENI CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENE CID777216Jan 5 22:28:21 - CTÃ8314c0, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENE CID777216Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=w GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN@3 CID=054619136 Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN@3 CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENQ1 CID777216Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENX CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LENX CID=054619136Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 71.70.237.8 PRˆ0B LENq CID777216Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=iginal GRE: 192.168.0.206 -> 216.27.6.31 PRˆ0B LEN` CID=054619136
Jan 5 22:28:24 - CTÃ831e60, MasterÁceab60, DIR=ply GRE: 216.27.6.31 -> 7
Does anyone have any ideas? This seems like a code bug to me, but how do I go about reporting to Linksys?
Of course, I can turn off email alerts, but then that defeats the purpose of the router being able to tell me when something is awry.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Jesse T.

hay,
Nobody can test this?
nobody has a 5520?

User-maxlinks bug

I am seeing a curious bug concerning maxlinks and currlinks.
In my dialin router, I have several users defined locally. Each username is allowed to use ppp multilink, and I have also defined a maxlinks in the username command:
<b>
username xxxx user-maxlinks 2 secret ...
</b>
Sometimes, I find that users cannot add a second link to their bundle. If I debug dialer events, I see that currlinks=2, maxlinks=2, so the new call is rejected. But the user has only one link up.
This looks like a bug in the router's running count of currlinks. I have the impression that sometimes when a call gets cleared, the currlinks gets decremented against the wrong username, or something like that. My evidence is two debug messages:
Se1/0:2: Dialer-peruser: Decremented user yyyy's currlinks, currlinks=0 maxlinks=2
Se1/0:1: Dialer-peruser: User yyyy's dialerperuser structure freed already
Serial1/0:1: Dialer-peruser: failure decrementing currlinks during mlp_remove_link
Maybe the error message above occurs because the bundle can be dialout as well as dialin. Is is possible that currlinks gets incremented on dial in, but not on dial out, but decremented when both types of call get cleared? Certainly the pattern for the case above was for a user that was allowed 4 links. I dialed out one channel, then he added another two to the ML bundle.
Maybe we are dealing with two different bugs here?
Anyone else seen this?
Kevin Dorrell
Luxembourg

Whether I persue it or not will depend on how much pain it gives me, how easy it is to demonstrate, and whether my time is better spent doing other work like learning in the lab or on NetPro.
This bug actually is likely to give quite a lot of pain in the long term, because it will limit the capacity of the dialins over time. But there is a workaround, which is not to limit the number of links.
The real reason for exposing the bug here is to see if anyone else has noticed it, and help me characterize it. When presenting a bug to Cisco, if you can present a repeatable set of conditions that produce it, then they are more likely to take notice.
Characterizing the bug also makes it easier to test if it has been fixed in the next release. I think this one should be quite easy to reproduce. It just needs a bit of detective work, which is presicely the sort of work I really enjoy!
Kevin Dorrell
Luxembourg

Problems with AirPort - WRT54GL (for a short time)

Hi!
If have an old MacBook with Core Duo (OS X 10.4.10, all updates installed). The last days I have more and more problems with my WLAN. I use a WLAN DSL-Router (Linksys WRT54GL with original firmware v4.30.7). The problem is, that after some time while everything works perfectly, AirPort is still connected to the WRT54GL, but I cannot reach the Router anymore (no ping, no tcp connection to the router or to any computer in my network or the internet). At the same time router works fine for other computers. When I disable AirPort and enable it again, it connects again and everything works fine again. Any idea what the problem could be? Before the problem occured for the first time some weeks ago, it worked perfectly for more than one year with the router (no firmware update). The WLAN signal strengh is between medium and strong.
The only problem I had with the router was, that I had to use WPA2, because WPA did not work for my MacBook. And it's not very fast, but that's not so important. The latest problems are really annoying, e.g. when I wrote a long email using webmail, the connection was lost and after I reenabled AirPort, the text was gone.
Does anybody know how I could find and solve the problem?
best regards
Andreas

You can't power it down from the AirPort Utility, but you could use the Timed Access feature to control when certain network devices can access the base station itself. Timed Access relies on the device's MAC hardware address and will control access to the router on a time basis.
You would find this feature on the AirPort > Access Control tab within the AirPort Utility.

WRT54GX SRX router hangs intermittently

I bought the WRT54GX SRX router two months ago. The router always hang and needs to be power on and off to get it connected again.
WRT54GX SRX
firmware version 2.00.14
Setting for the router is
wireless channel = 11
wireless mode = mixed.
I read from some post that SSID broadcast needs to be turn on. Mine is currently off. I do not think that this is a problem. Will the folks at linksys comment on this?
Thanks
I would appreciate some help. Thanks

Microsoft recommends that you do not configure access points as non-broadcast (hidden) networks; by default Wireless SSID Broadcasting is enabled.
I searched Microsoft Knowledgebase for "SSID Broadcasting" and found the articles below (and others) about problems than can arise when you disable this setting... (details at link below)
http://forums.linksys.com/linksys/board/message?board.id=Wireless_Routers&message.id=40721#M40721
Lilla
Message Edited by Lilla on 05-11-200707:08 PM
Westell 6100 modem/router; Linksys WRT54GL v1.1 router firmware 4.30.9; Linksys WPC54G v2 Notebook Card; CenturyTel DSL using PPPoE

WRT54GL & Bittorrent problem.

hay, i'm using my WRT54GL router for my ADSL connection, the line speed is about 12k/s up, 250k/s down. got 2 machines using this router, wireless one, and cabled one.
the computer that using Bittorrent is the cabled one.
now my problem is that every time i run the a BT client (not a specific one, but mainly uTorrent) it really slows my internet connection, even tho the client is configured to use only 6k/s upload.
but that's not all, the weird thing is that even after i shutdown the BT client, the connection still won't work well, page load takes lots of time and most of the time won't work at all, tho if i do managed to download something from a web page, speed can get high, but link will probably brake after some time.
i tried setting QoS, but that didn't help much, i set upload to 86 Kbps, set port 80 to High and BT port to Low.
any ideas?

Linksysinfo - How to configure WRT54GL for VOIP and-or BitTorrent
When you click on the first link in the post above, it says...
Configuring a WRT54GL to handle an existing Vonage router (WRTP54G or RTP300) and/or BitTorrent.
The instruction above is for third-party firmware. If you are using the official Linksys firmware (ver 4.30.9 is latest) then perhaps you can still borrow some of the ideas from this article.
Hope this helps,
Lilla
Westell 6100 modem/router; Linksys WRT54GL v1.1 router firmware 4.30.9; Linksys WPC54G v2 Notebook Card; CenturyTel DSL using PPPoE

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