Router going down??

[keef]

Hello. I have an AX-88UPro. Up till now i have had no problems. It seems to almost go down for several seconds. My IPTV setup looses connection (TiviMate reports http exception error) and my phone/desktop will spin as well. Several seconds later all is good for awhile. I my running 3006.102.7 and a USB SSD with Skynet, Diversion, and Unbound a VPN and no TrendMicro stuff. Also I can be looking at something on the router and it kicks me out. Drives me nuts.

Two lines in syslog stood out to me:

18:16:01 WAN(0)_Connection: WAN(0) link down.
18:16:19 WAN(0)_Connection: WAN was restored.

that cannot be good.

thanks all

 

[bbunge]

Possibly a bad or failing WAN cable. Could also be the WAN IP address is not renewing from the ISP. Some ISPs have a rather short lease time (my Brightspeed FIOS used to have a 15 minute lease but now has a 30 minute lease).
Could also be the Merlin Firmware. I've tested the 3006.102.7 firmware with Diversion and Skynet for a short time and had no real issues. But I feel the Asus firmware (current beta) works exceptionally well on my AX86U Pro and node.
Two recommendations:
1. Factory reset the router and set it up manually (no saved settings file) with a minimal configuration. No add ons and basically default settings including WIFI.
2. Flash the Asus firmware then upgrade to the beta thriugh the router firmware upgrade. Factory reset and manually configure with mostly default settings.

 

[ColinTaylor]

The WAN down message suggests the router lost the physical connection to your modem or ONT. So that's likely to be either a cable/socket problem or the modem/ONT was rebooted.

Additionally there are messages indicating that the USB drive disconnected twice. I don't know whether that was something you did intentionally or whether it indicates a fault.

EDIT: This seems to be the same problem you reported in October last year. The same WAN messages in the log file.

AX-88U Pro failing?

Very recently I have been intermittently losing Internet for the whole house. A modem/router reboot rarely solves it. Sometime just time resolves it, weird. Attached is the log from when it last went down. What does 'crash log' mean? I think the router is failing. thanks

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