Net usage causes arch based router soft freeze/hang (kind of)

My headless router hangs at some random intervals, mostly (as I've noticed) when I'm trying to upload larger files.
After some (random amount of) time the router becomes irresponsive, none of my LAN machines can reach the internet, not even ping the router.
The only thing that helps is to make any kind of physical access to the router, such as plugging in a keyboard, a USB device, or anything like that. After this action the machine is like "waking up", and continues to route the traffic as expected.
The sad thing is, I don't see anyithing in the journal. I'm not kidding, according to the journal nothing happened, a few times it just says "modem hangup" (I'm on adsl with rp-pppoe) , but the timestamp corresponds to the moment when I've plugged in a pendrive, for example (that means the moment of the wake-up).
Do you have any ideas what can cause such kind of behaviour? I've never seen something like this before.
the box has the following hardware:
VIA esther 800mhz Processor
512 MB of RAM (memtest shows no errors)
8GB CF Card
3 Realtek 8139 10/100 Mbps NICs
Last edited by scar (2015-02-23 12:56:52)

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I upgraded my Q6600 and Asus P5B deluxe rig because so many people said to never consider overclocking on an editing rig. Was that over-cautious advice?

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Let me start by saying that I hope I'm just doing something wrong and that what I'm trying to accomplish is already possible within the existing feature set of IPCC Express. (I'm running 4.5.2) If not, I'd like to start a campaign to get it added as a feature in the next release.
Short version:
A call comes in, and in order to assign skills to the call you must assign the call to a csq that contains the skills required to complete that call. -- Problem arises when number of skills gets large, so must the number of CSQ's. Maintaining all of the agent to CSQ mapping gets very cumbersome.
I'm proposing a new "select skill" step in the CRS developer, which will allow you to assign a skill required to handle a call, rather then have skills required be based on what CSQ the call was put into.
(Long version in an e-mail from me to cisco)
Basically what I'm seeing with the Skills Based Routing feature in IPCC Express is that it still relies heavily on CSQ's to determine the group of agents selected to take a certain call. I can't assign a skill to a calling contact during the call flow in the script editor, instead I have to assign a contact to a CSQ which has certain skills assigned to it.
Let me give you an example as it pertains to my company.
We have 15 Healthcare locations with an average of 7 doctors per location. Each doctor has his or her own specialist that takes appointments and other calls not destined to be terminated by the doctor. Each Specialist is also a Primary backup for 2 other doctors and a secondary backup for the rest.
Currently, if I want to use skills based routing to route a call to one of the Doctors, I have to create a CSQ for each doctor, and add that doctors skill to that CSQ, and then add all of those CSQs to the locations "team".
Furthermore, if I want to add a "bilingual" skill so that each caller has the option to speak to a bilingual rep, it changes the order for the rep selection. Now I have to double the amount of CSQs in the system to have 1 queue for one language and another queue for another language for each doctor.
At 15 locations and averaging 7 docs per location with 2 languages, this requires 210 different CSQs that I have to update on a regular basis because turnover for these specialists is fairly high. Not to mention the fact that Cisco has imposed a "soft limit" of 75 CSQs per server on the 7835.
What I would propose to alleviate this mess would be to add a new step in the CRS editor under "IPCC Express" and call it "Select Skill", where I could assign a skill required to handle a call. This would allow me to create 1 CSQ and have agent selection done based on skill, or a combination of skills. It would also allow me to look across the enterprise for an agent with a particular skill without having to create 105 CSQs with 105 agents per CSQ.
To do this for now I have created a work around, but it's not a very good one because it requires a lot of overhead. I've created a database with all of my agents in it and all of the skills they are qualified for. Then where I would use the 'Select Skill' step I talked about earlier I now use a database dip and select a resource with the skills I require, then do a 'Get Reporting Statistic' to determine if that resource is logged in and available. Then using CRS 4.5.2 I route on resource instead of CSQ. Now the problem with this method, is if the resource is available, but away, or doesn?t answer the phone (because they also have to deal with walk up customers) it sets them not ready and then just sits there waiting for then to go available again. It wont requeue to the next skilled agent unless I dequeue then from the current app and start the process all over again, which in that cause they would loose their place in line.
So that's it in a nutshell, I'm sure it's not the easiest thing to follow.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Jeremy
(end e-mail)

I just want to join you in this request.
Steven Ferland, Bell Canada
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Does icmp redirect work with policy based route

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Gert Schaarup

HI Gert,
The answer to your question is yes. I have verified this in a lab previously. As long as all the conditions for ICMP redirect have been met (source address on same net, best gateway on same net) then ICMP redirects are sent regardless of whether PBR or normal routing is being used.
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I have an ASA 5505 that has 2 route (1 route connecting to MPLS VPN to HK branch office and 1 route connecting to Internet service provider). As you know, ISP in China blocking many web sites (such as facebook, youtube or etc.). So , I would like to route the traffic when the user in China office would like to browse facebook.com or youtube.com to HK ASA and egress to the internet by NAT. However, all other traffic remain to route to ISP in China, so that the Internet traffic in HK office will not be overload and the user in China can browse facebook.com or youtube.com.
I have researched a topic of regular expression with Modular Policy Framework (MPF). I expected that if the ASA can match the traffic, I can set next hop to HK office's ASA. However, this feature does not support https so that my expectation failed. Because the login page and sometime these web site using https for encryption. I hope URL based routing work on both http and https can work.
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[arch-based] TP-Link TL-WN822N losses

Hi. I need your help adjusting something wrong with my Arch-based distro and USB WiFi adapter: the last one is a TP-Link TL-WN822N.
The issue is this one: it often happens that automatically network disconnects from the home's WiFi network, not only when the computer is locked, but even if I'm surfing the internet or just using it.
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Does anyone know why subscribed calendars from google on iPad cause the calendar app to freeze?

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