fallenoracle
Occasional Visitor
Hey everyone,
Using RT-AC5300 with 386.7_2 and have been noticing recently I'll get random Internet drops lasting about 10-30 seconds. The light turns red, modem from ISP looks good. I've been looking at the system logs and noticed a considerable amount of traffic incoming (but dropped) from IP addresses all belonging to Censys. I see they do port scanning, but it appears to be dropping my connection when they do. I've noticed this three times over roughly a month in the router logs when I've noticed the drop and checked.
I have no ports open but I do use open VPN, way random and high port number though. As soon as traffic stops incoming at the rate they're sending it, my Internet comes back. It is effectively creating a DoS on my system.
Anyone else ever had this issue? Any suggestions?
In the meantime my ISP changed my static IP, but it's only a matter of time before it happens again.
I also can't believe they get away with scanning like they do.
Using RT-AC5300 with 386.7_2 and have been noticing recently I'll get random Internet drops lasting about 10-30 seconds. The light turns red, modem from ISP looks good. I've been looking at the system logs and noticed a considerable amount of traffic incoming (but dropped) from IP addresses all belonging to Censys. I see they do port scanning, but it appears to be dropping my connection when they do. I've noticed this three times over roughly a month in the router logs when I've noticed the drop and checked.
I have no ports open but I do use open VPN, way random and high port number though. As soon as traffic stops incoming at the rate they're sending it, my Internet comes back. It is effectively creating a DoS on my system.
Anyone else ever had this issue? Any suggestions?
In the meantime my ISP changed my static IP, but it's only a matter of time before it happens again.
I also can't believe they get away with scanning like they do.