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<pubDate>Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:41:25 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>We need Verizon FIOS in Washington Heights NYC, Manhattan.</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26855713</link>
<description><![CDATA[I will make every attempt to bring Verizon/FIOS to our residential neighborhood ... I will start a petition in 4 buildings with the help of friends and neighbors.

Time Warner Cable Company is monopolized in high speed internet/TV in Washington Heights area and it is time to bring in FiOS to provide Washington Heights folks a variety of choices between Verizon, dish network, TWC  and DIRECTV. 

How can I reach verizon fios telemarketing department? We the residential neighborhood are asking for a professional skill verizon/fois sales rep, with integrity and customer sales service skills and strategies to participate to convince NONE tech-savvy residents a reason to switch over to FIOS? when available..

Thank you..]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-05 03:49:00</pubDate>
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<title>anyone speedtest &#x3E;5Mbps</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26783378</link>
<description><![CDATA[I upgraded my speed from the old 3 to the new 3-7
but verizon didn't send me a new aDSL-2 modem,
rather stuck me with the same old aDSL modem
they sent me 8 years ago. (I'm on FastPath now)

is there a way to find out if my CO even has aDSL-2 routers?
if I get an aDSL-2 modem on my own, and have a good mile
of copper between me and my CO, can I expect to get any
more speed out of my service?

I guess my main question is, does anyone here in NYC with
residential copper service see speeds in the 5-7 range, ever!
or should I just be glad I'm paying for 3-7 and getting 5,
while others here pay for 3-7 and suffer with under 3 speeds.]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-01-18 12:05:18</pubDate>
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<title>[speed/latency] DSL Speed questions</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26849941</link>
<description><![CDATA[Hello, 

I recently signed up with Verizon DSL.  The tech came out and installed my connection and told me that I was extremely close (well under 1 mile (estimate)) to the DSLAM but he could/would not attempt to go and measure the exact line length or even attempt to provision my speed to anything higher than what it was already set to.

Currently I am getting consistent speed test results of:
    Ping: 46ms, Download: 1.56 Mbps, Upload: 0.29 Mbps

Which is about right, because the DSL Modem shows it has been provisioned @:
    Speed(Down/Up): 1792 Kbps / 448 Kbps

Modem Make/Model: Westell G90-610015-20
Modem Software Version: VER:5.01.00.04

My Transceiver Statistics are:
Line Mode: ADSL_G.dmt
Data Path: INTERLEAVED
Transceiver Information  /  Down Stream Path  /  Up Stream Path
DSL Speed (Kbits/Sec)  /  1792  /  448
Margin (dB)  /  32.0  /  7.0
Line Attenuation (dB)  /  36.1  /  31.5
Transmit Power (dBm)  /  13.6  /  11.9

Any idea what speeds I should be actually getting and maybe an estimate of how far away I am?  Maybe what I can do to contact Verizon and get them to look at upping my speed?  1.5 is a bit slow especially in this area.

My guess by Line Attenuation * 250 = 9000 feet which seems farther away than what the tech estimated, but my upstream attenuation is about the same as the downstream.  From what I read this should be about 1/2.  Any reasons that this could be this way?]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-03 13:24:13</pubDate>
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<title>[modem/router] Modem causing line noise</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26861277</link>
<description><![CDATA[Hello , I have recently been setup with new land line and DSL service and have been noticing some static on the line. Today I have been able to pinpoint it to the modem (a versalink 7500). I only have one corded phone in the kitchen with the wallplate filter installed and the modem is hooked up directly to a jack in the bedroom.

While the modem is on I can hear static on the line, as soon as I turn off the modem it goes away. I have tried the phone and modem on varying jacks, as well as the NID and a different phone cord for the modem, and am now at a loss as to what the issue may be.]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-06 18:31:26</pubDate>
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<title>[speed/latency] help or tell me why I should stay customer!</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26858510</link>
<description><![CDATA[lost connect for 7 days over Chrismas week...
7 hrs with India  :(((((((((
no help there and little help stateside
2  local techs..last one called on her OWN Blackberry to insider to fix
worked
but since then half to one third dl speed..upload ok
this is just stupid and I'm about gone
no problem ever on my end!!!!!!!!!!
help?
or is this just another waste of my time that I am about done with?
and I WONT EVER BE BACK with VERIZON when I go
EVER
I vote with my feet my WALLET and my VOICE]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-06 01:21:35</pubDate>
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<title>[billing] Dry Loop Pricing</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26646095</link>
<description><![CDATA[Wanted to dump my landline. Rang in to inquire. Now, I'm paying $31.99 for the DSL & expected it to go up by $5. Oh no, it's 44.95 for 3.0 dry loop! Geez, I'm only paying about $54 for the combo.
--
A king must have two thrones: one he sits on in public, the other in private!]]></description>
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<pubDate>2011-12-11 20:36:17</pubDate>
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<title>windows 7 cant connect to westell 6100</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26862144</link>
<description><![CDATA[My friend bought a windows 7 laptop the other day, and it works fine wirelessly when i tested it, but when I went to hook it up to the wired LAN from the Westell 6100 modem It could not load web pages. It said it was connected, and it could access google and search pages but no web pages themselves. very Similiar to this fellow:

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r26697734-verizon-dsl-doesn-t-connect-to-new-computer

I am trying to get a new router from verizon. But here is the catch, the Westell 6100 modem works fine on my other windows  7 laptop, and my friends laptop works fine on any other wired LAN network! ]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-06 21:57:47</pubDate>
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<title>[modem/router] Westell 7500 with 5 static IP setup options?</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26860882</link>
<description><![CDATA[Im trying to help someone out who has verizon dsl with 5 static ip addresses.

We are using a westell 7500 with 4 ports

Right now, we have the modem in bridge mode with one computer plugged in using the first static ip address of xxx.xx.xx.25

We plan on plugging in 3 more computers and assigning them .26 to .28

And then last ip address of .29 will be a wireless connection.

Is this possible with this modem?(using all 4 ports like this plus wireless)

Are there any other configurations possible?]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-06 16:59:57</pubDate>
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<title>Verizon automated DSL line check with followup phone call</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26853493</link>
<description><![CDATA[I received a phone call from Verizon this morning and the automated recording stated that Verizon had checked my HSI/DSL connection and I was informed that it was found to meet their standards.  My caller ID showed the call as coming from Verizon at telephone number 800-837-4966.  I never asked for a line check and I have not submitted any recent trouble tickets so I had to assume that this was part of Verizon's optimization plan.  I've never heard that they called you after completing the optimization test however.

I was a little concerned after getting the message as I have been on their 7.1 Mbps plan for 3 years now and thought that maybe my speed had been optimized down.  I'm really on the fringe for 7.1 DSL service as I have a line attenuation of 44 dB which should equate to me being 11,000 feet from the CO (44 times 250 feet as an estimate).  Somehow I am in the Verizon database as only being 7,900 feet from the CO so they let me have 7.1 service 3 years ago.  (At the time the cutoff for 7.1 service was 8,000 feet so I just made it!)  I have a very stable connection and rarely lose sync with the CO.  The only exception is when there are lightning storms in my area but that can cause anyone to lose sync.  I believe the ADSL2+ on my line is helping me out.

Anyway when I checked my transceiver stats I was relieved to see that they had not changed.  My previous stats over the last 3 years are very similar to today's stats.  I am using a Westell 327W modem/router supplied by Verizon that is at least 5 years old.  I also have a home run from my NID to my computer modem (installed by Verizon free-of-charge at my request).  These are my current stats as of today:

Transceiver Statistics 

Transceiver Revision: 7.2.3.0   
Vendor ID Code: 4   
Line Mode: ADSL2+ Mode   
Data Path: Interleaved   
  
Transceiver Information Downstream Path Upstream Path 
DSL Speed (Kbits/Sec) 7661 863 
Margin (dB) 6.0 14.0 
Line Attenuation (dB) 44.0 24.5 
Transmit Power (dBm) 19.4 12.1 

At 7661 I might not quite be getting the full download sync rate for 7.1, but at my distance/attenuation I will take it.  I'm currently paying $54.99/month for a Verizon Double Play Bundle that includes my 7.1 DSL service and Verizon Freedom Essentials (which includes unlimited long distance and 5 calling features) so I feel I am getting a very good value for my dollar.  My local cable company (Comcast) recently quoted me a price of $92/month for comparable phone and internet services and I would have to pay them an $80 installation charge!]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-04 12:42:22</pubDate>
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<title>Speed slowdown since 1/29 in Texas</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26855037</link>
<description><![CDATA[Paying for 1.1 - 3 Mbps. Have not had a issue until last Sunday. Streaming started lagging. Cannot do some of my normal online work activities and stream netflix on the Wii. 

Checked speedtest and upload hangs around 3.00 and download around .30. 

I called the Verizon help desk and they agreed it was slow. They wanted to access my desktop. I didn't see the point, but whatever. 

The call proved fruitless (as I knew it would) because he immediately said that the problem was my computer because of all the downloaded programs on my computer. He was pointing to all my files on the desktop. I explained to him that I work off my desktop for my projects. I save my PS (and others) files to desktop in a project and move them to a folder when I am done with the project. 

I didn't have ANY programs on my desktop except for Verizon's lame program I downloaded when the problem started. It is all folders of my projects and files. 

Well, I just gave up because he obviously was not understanding me or even wanted to try to understand. 

Being the good sport I am (haha) I ran cmd and checked the activity from my computer to the internet. I have avast and it is talking a lot. I make some changes. Nothing changes. 

Malware doesn't find anything. 

I called Verizon a second time, get another guy and he's already convinced it is my computer. He wants to access it. I tell him no. I think it is complete BS that I have to let inexperienced people from India access my computer. My computer is like my tennis shoes. Personal. I tell him I want my line and router checked. They will not do it. I tell them I want a tech. They want to charge me. I give up.

I do more research. Work on my computer. I call them again and let the tech access it because obviously I do not have a choice. I play her game and let her do whatever. It is getting late. She runs a speed test and it is getting the usual download and upload is at .48.

She says this is good. So we disconnect. I go to bed.

Today, as usual, I am back to slow speeds. I do not know what else to do.]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-04 21:23:38</pubDate>
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<title>Anyone suggestions to report a dead zone?</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26852424</link>
<description><![CDATA[Despite being 22 miles outside the 4th largest city in america, we're in a dead zone. I think we have been forgotten.

Its now 2012, and still no land line options are available. Ofcourse, neighborhoods across the main road have AT&T and comcast as an option.

Does anyone have any suggestions on who or where to contact verizon about this? There is a demand in our area, and its time we step out of the 80s.
--
Satmex 5 | 970 | DirecWay SRS | Ver. 4.0.3.9 DAK403_P8]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-04 00:11:03</pubDate>
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<title>[connectivity] frequent disconnects (started 3 months ago)</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26852591</link>
<description><![CDATA[Starting 3 months ago we began to experience frequent disconnects/loss of signal. We've had 3 technicians come out, they've replaced outside wiring, moved us to a less crowded dslam and ran other various tests. However the issue is still here and we still randomly disconnect 4-6 times a day (sometimes more). Verizon also installed a 2nd phone jack for us a few months ago so our router has its own and our phone goes into the other one (they use filters). When we start to disconnect our snr drops from 7~9 to 3~5 then we lose our signal, the dsl light begins to flash and the internet light disappears. Here is a screenshot of our transtats recently.. this is an actiontech gt704-wg-b btw (2 months old)

before we were moved to new dslam (normally)

dsl negotiated mode: adsl2+
speed (down/up): 16587 / 839 kbps
atm qos class: UBR
output power (down/up): 12.3 / 21.0 dBm
attainable rate (down/up): 17932 / 907 kbps
HEC errors (down/up): 43 / 0
OCD errors (down/up): 0 / 0 
LCD errors (down/up): 0 / 0
SNR margin (down/up): 7.1 / 9.9 dB
attenuation (down/up): 16.5 / 5.6 dB

before we were moved (about to drop)

speed (down/up): 17647 / 1059 kbps
atm qos class: UBR
output power (down/up): 12.3 / 21.0 dBm
attainable rate (down/up): 21336 / 1121 kbps
HEC errors (down/up): 1090 / 2727
OCD errors (down/up): 138 / 0 
LCD errors (down/up): 2 / 0
SNR margin (down/up): 3.9 / 9.9 dB
attenuation (down/up): 16.0 / 5.2 dB

how it looks normally (after last tech came out.. he said he moved us to a new dslam)

speed (down/up): 17628 / 1136 kbps
atm qos class: UBR
output power (down/up): 10.1 / 0.0 dBm
attainable rate (down/up): 23872 / 1156 kbps
HEC errors (down/up): 241 / 4294966186 (yes.. it says that)
OCD errors (down/up): 80 / 0 
LCD errors (down/up): 0 / 0
SNR margin (down/up): 6.4 / 11.1 dB
attenuation (down/up): 13.5 / 6.0 dB

this is how it looks as its about to drop (after we were moved)

speed (down/up): 17647 / 1024 kbps
atm qos class: UBR
output power (down/up): 12.3 / 21.0 dBm
attainable rate (down/up): 20464 / 1084 kbps
HEC errors (down/up): 94 / 91
OCD errors (down/up): 11 / 0 
LCD errors (down/up): 0 / 0
SNR margin (down/up): 4.1 / 9.8 dB
attenuation (down/up): 16.0 / 5.3 dB

any idea what could be causing this? and could the hec/ocd errors be relevent to the disconnects? the technicians that come out don't know what they are]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-04 01:47:51</pubDate>
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<title>[connectivity] Washington Heights NYC, MANHATTAN. DSL drops ever</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26855711</link>
<description><![CDATA[Hello Verizon.. 

Any residential Verizon DSL/dry loop clients having issues with their internet??

I have a Westell 7500 gateway installed sometime around 12/2011. From the time of the install (within hours my internet started acting up) I've had 4 Verizon techs come out on different schedule dates with no success.. The main feed cable comes from 96 Fort Wash Ave. My building piggybacks off 86 Fort Wash Ave. At the current moment my DSL verizon dsl is down. I did have a long run for about 8 days till Wednesday the 1st when i had to re-boot the DSL MODEM 2 times.

I will make every attempt to bring Verizon/FIOS to our residential  neighborhood ... I will start a petition in 4 buildings with the help of friends and neighbors.]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-05 03:43:09</pubDate>
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<title>[speed/latency] Slow D/L Speed</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26769051</link>
<description><![CDATA[Richmond, VA area. Over last 24 hrs d/l speeds have been about 75% lower. Getting 0.83 Mbps plus/minus 10%. Upload speed still remains contant at 720kbs. ]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-01-14 12:47:01</pubDate>
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<title>[connectivity] Verizon ppp down, lost connection issues  Westell</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26743967</link>
<description><![CDATA[Here we go again. Hoping against all hope to avoid calling Verizon "tech support", being on hold for an hour then listening to some non-English speaking flowchart jockey tell me to reboot the modem thirty times. (After having to reboot it constantly just trying to reconnect.)

Westell 7500 gateway was replaced last fall by Verizon with another 7500. Tech was out prior to that and replaced module in NID and checked line out. Line is "ok" - I'm at the far end of range but right now getting 1.3 on an advertised 1.5 line. If I can keep that speed AND a connection, I can live with it.

Fast forward: Past three weekends have seen the return of intermittant/crappy dsl service w/ Verizon. (Well duh, it is Verizon after all...) Bringing up the gateway always shows 'ppp down'. Manual reconnecting works maybe 15% of the time, shut down & restart of modem works maybe 33% of the time. Last weekend I just shut the darn thing off & left it off for over an hour. Stayed up for rest of that day - dunno if it went down during week as usage then is limited to late, late night.

Speeds have been fairly good but it can be a long delay for web pages to be looked up & loaded.

Based on the last several times you guys have helped me, here's the "All Log" to get us started:

All Event Log
Time &#9;Severity &#9;Process&#9;Details
Jan 8 16:32:36 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/sys_system_log.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:32:36 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/goform/EventForm] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:32:28 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/sys_system_log.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:32:27 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/goform/EventForm] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:32:22 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/sys_system_log.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:32:22 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/goform/EventForm] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:32:07 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:32:02 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:57 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:52 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:47 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:41 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:36 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:31 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:26 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:20 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:15 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:10 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:31:05 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:59 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:54 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:49 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:44 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:38 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:33 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:28 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:22 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:17 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:15 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;using nameserver 71.252.0.12#53
Jan 8 16:30:15 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;using nameserver 71.242.0.12#53
Jan 8 16:30:15 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;reading /var/etc/resolv.conf
Jan 8 16:30:12 &#9;daemon.info &#9;cwmpd[337]: &#9;CWMP: Final Http Return Code = 204
Jan 8 16:30:12 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 23 at address be100000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:12 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:11 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 22 at address be0f0000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:11 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 15 at address be080000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:10 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 14 at address be070000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:09 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 13 at address be060000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:08 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 12 at address be050000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;cwmpd[337]: &#9;CWMP: Inform (200). The following events are true:4 VALUE CHANGE
Jan 8 16:30:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;cwmpd[337]: &#9;CWMP: SSL Status = SSL Connection Succeeded,TCP Status = TCP Connected,Authentication Type = Basic
Jan 8 16:30:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;cwmpd[337]: &#9;CWMP: Inform Sent Successfully
Jan 8 16:30:07 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 11 at address be040000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:06 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 10 at address be030000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:05 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;flash sector 9 at address be020000 erased
Jan 8 16:30:04 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:04 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:30:04 &#9;daemon.err &#9;cwmpd[372]: &#9;cwmpDDNSCallback: Result of DDNS Update (ipupdate_once) ->3
Jan 8 16:30:02 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;RIPConfig: no interfaces are enabled
Jan 8 16:30:02 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;Routes transitioning to Up state on ppp0.
Jan 8 16:30:00 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;WAN came up before SIPALG was configured
Jan 8 16:30:00 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;QoS on ppp0 transitioning to Up state.
Jan 8 16:29:57 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;ip-up[4185]: &#9;ppp0: nameserver:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:29:57 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;ip-up[4185]: &#9;ppp0: nameserver:71.252.0.12
Jan 8 16:29:57 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;ip-up[4185]: &#9;ppp0: default route:ppp0/10.30.4.1
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;ip-up[4185]: &#9;ppp0: connected:local=71.254.75.91,remote=10.30.4.1
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 iplocal:71.254.75.91 ipremote:10.30.4.1 

ppplogname:root orig_uid:0 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;pppd[4153] caused InternetUp light to be lit
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell ip_up()
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 iplocal:71.254.75.91 ipremote:10.30.4.1 

ppplogname:root orig_uid:0 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;pppd[4153] caused InternetUp light to be lit
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_NEGOTIATION_FAILED->EXIT_OK during phase PHASE_NETWORK->PHASE_RUNNING
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_RUNNING(8)
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;secondary DNS address 71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;primary DNS address 71.252.0.12
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;remote IP address 10.30.4.1
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;local IP address 71.254.75.91
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Cannot determine ethernet address for proxy ARP
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 ppplogname:root orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_NETWORK(7)
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;peer from calling number 00:90:1A:41:66:29 authorized
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;PAP authentication succeeded
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 ppplogname:root orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:29:56 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_AUTHENTICATE(5)
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 ppplogname:root orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_OK->EXIT_NEGOTIATION_FAILED during phase PHASE_SERIALCONN->PHASE_ESTABLISH
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_ESTABLISH(4)
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Couldn t increase MRU to 1500
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Couldn t increase MTU to 1500
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Connect: ppp0  nas1
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.info &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Using interface ppp0
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppoe-relay[1083]: &#9;PADS packet from 00:90:1a:41:66:29 on interface nas1 does not have Relay-Session-Id tag
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Creating PPPoE session file:/WFIO/ppp-config0:536251 5222 nas1 00:90:1a:41:66:29
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.info &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;PPP session is 5222
Jan 8 16:29:55 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppoe-relay[1083]: &#9;PADO packet from 00:90:1a:41:66:29 on interface nas1 does not have Relay-Session-Id tag
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 ppplogname:root orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_USER_REQUEST->EXIT_OK during phase PHASE_DORMANT->PHASE_SERIALCONN
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_SERIALCONN(2)
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Wan link is up and PPPoE Terminator on DSL:nas1 is done working
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 ppplogname:root orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_PPPOE_TIMEOUT_PADO->EXIT_USER_REQUEST during phase PHASE_HOLDOFF->PHASE_DORMANT
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_DORMANT(3)
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link up,interleaved,us=445,ds=1501
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 message exchange
Jan 8 16:29:54 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:52 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:51 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:49 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 channel analysis
Jan 8 16:29:49 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:47 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:45 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:45 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:29:44 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:42 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:40 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:38 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:38 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:29:37 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 16:29:36 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:35 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:34 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:33 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:29:32 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:30 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:30 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:29 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectMain.asp?showVcs=0] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:27 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:29:25 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 16:29:24 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:22 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:21 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:29:21 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:19 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:18 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:18 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectMain.asp?showVcs=0] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:14 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:29:13 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:29:12 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 16:29:09 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:29:02 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:29:01 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 16:28:57 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 channel analysis
Jan 8 16:28:54 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:28:48 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:28:47 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 16:28:42 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 channel analysis
Jan 8 16:28:40 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:28:39 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/sys_system_log.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:38 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/goform/EventForm] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:33 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 ppplogname:root orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;pppd[4153] EXIT_PPPOE_TIMEOUT_PADO caused InternetFail light to be lit
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_OK->EXIT_PPPOE_TIMEOUT_PADO during phase PHASE_SERIALCONN->PHASE_HOLDOFF
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_HOLDOFF(11)
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell Random Holdoff returning 182 seconds
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Leaving destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Unlinking PPPoE session file:/WFIO/ppp-config0
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Enter destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Unable to complete PPPoE Discovery
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/sys_system_log.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Timeout waiting for PADO packets
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;waitForPADO: timed out
Jan 8 16:28:31 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/goform/EventForm] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:27 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 16:28:26 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 channel analysis
Jan 8 16:28:25 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:23 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:28:21 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;waitForPADO: timed out
Jan 8 16:28:18 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:18 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:16 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;waitForPADO: timed out
Jan 8 16:28:16 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:28:15 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 ppplogname:root orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_SERIALCONN(2)
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Wan link is up and PPPoE Terminator on DSL:nas1 is done working
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ppplogname:root orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4153]: &#9;pppd 2.4.2 started by root,uid 0
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;user.notice &#9;root: &#9;ppp0 started on nas1
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[4152]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:orig_uid:0
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.info &#9;pppd[4152]: &#9;Plugin holdoffrandom.so loaded.
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.info &#9;pppd[4152]: &#9;Plugin ppphooker.so loaded.
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.info &#9;pppd[4152]: &#9;RP-PPPoE plugin version 3.3 compiled against pppd 2.4.2
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;daemon.info &#9;pppd[4152]: &#9;Plugin rp-pppoe33.so loaded.
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;user.notice &#9;root: &#9;ppp0 stopped on nas1
Jan 8 16:28:11 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;636f6e66 (epc == 2ac2daec,ra == 2abce02c)
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;user.warn &#9;kernel: &#9;do_page_fault() #2:sending SIGSEGV to pppd for invalid read access from
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Leaving destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Unlinking PPPoE session file:/WFIO/ppp-config0
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Enter destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Fatal signal 11
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Leaving destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Unlinking PPPoE session file:/WFIO/ppp-config0
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Enter destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 ppplogname:root 

orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_PPPOE_TIMEOUT_PADO->EXIT_USER_REQUEST during phase PHASE_HOLDOFF->PHASE_DORMANT
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_DORMANT(3)
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp?Connect=1] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/goform/NonAdminEventForm] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:10 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/goform/NonAdminEventForm] access DENIED for user (none) from IP 192.168.1.45,no user specified
Jan 8 16:28:09 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:07 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectHidden.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:07 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_EditConnect.asp] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:28:06 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectMain.asp?showVcs=0] Access by user VerizonSUCKS from IP 192.168.1.45
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 ppplogname:root 

orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;pppd[1861] EXIT_PPPOE_TIMEOUT_PADO caused InternetFail light to be lit
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_OK->EXIT_PPPOE_TIMEOUT_PADO during phase PHASE_SERIALCONN->PHASE_HOLDOFF
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_HOLDOFF(11)
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell Random Holdoff returning 322 seconds
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Leaving destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Unlinking PPPoE session file:/WFIO/ppp-config0
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Enter destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Unable to complete PPPoE Discovery
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Timeout waiting for PADO packets
Jan 8 16:27:59 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;waitForPADO: timed out
Jan 8 16:27:56 &#9;user.info &#9;syslog: &#9;WebServer: Page [/htmlV/net_home_ConnectMain.asp?showVcs=0] access DENIED for user (none) from IP 192.168.1.45,no user 

specified
Jan 8 16:27:49 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;waitForPADO: timed out
Jan 8 16:27:44 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;waitForPADO: timed out
Jan 8 16:27:39 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 ppplogname:root 

orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:39 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_USER_REQUEST->EXIT_OK during phase PHASE_DORMANT->PHASE_SERIALCONN
Jan 8 16:27:39 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_SERIALCONN(2)
Jan 8 16:27:39 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 ppplogname:root 

orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:39 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_DORMANT(3)
Jan 8 16:27:39 &#9;daemon.err &#9;/bin/pppoeterm[4131]: &#9;Couldn t seek to payload offset
Jan 8 16:27:36 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link up,interleaved,us=445,ds=1329
Jan 8 16:27:35 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 message exchange
Jan 8 16:27:30 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 channel analysis
Jan 8 16:27:26 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:27:19 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:27:18 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 16:27:17 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 message exchange
Jan 8 16:27:14 &#9;daemon.err &#9;cwmpd[372]: &#9;ddnsWanIPCallback WAN State Down
Jan 8 16:27:14 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;Routes transitioning to Down state on ppp0.
Jan 8 16:27:14 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;QoS on ppp0 transitioning to Down state.
Jan 8 16:27:13 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 channel analysis
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.992 started
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 ppplogname:root 

orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_HOLDOFF(11)
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell Random Holdoff returning 218 seconds
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Leaving destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.err &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Unlinking PPPoE session file:/WFIO/ppp-config0
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Enter destroy_pppoesessionfile
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 ppplogname:root 

orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_DISCONNECT(10)
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Sent 201547480 bytes,received 1388815211 bytes.
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Connect time 3086.4 minutes.
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Connection terminated.
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 

ppplogname:root orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:08 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_DEAD(0)
Jan 8 16:27:07 &#9;daemon.err &#9;cwmpd[372]: &#9;ddnsWanIPCallback WAN State Down
Jan 8 16:27:06 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;Routes transitioning to Down state on ppp0.
Jan 8 16:27:03 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;QoS on ppp0 transitioning to Down state.
Jan 8 16:27:03 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;Routes transitioning to Down state on ppp0.
Jan 8 16:27:03 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;net_mgr[364]: &#9;QoS on ppp0 transitioning to Down state.
Jan 8 16:27:02 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL G.994 training
Jan 8 16:27:02 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Couldn t increase MRU to 1500
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.warn &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Couldn t increase MTU to 1500
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 

ppplogname:root orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_ESTABLISH(4)
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;ip-down[3784]: &#9;ppp0: 201547480 bytes sent,1388815211 bytes received
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;ip-down[3784]: &#9;ppp0: disconnected;connected for 185183 seconds
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 

ppplogname:root orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_NETWORK(7)
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 

ppplogname:root orig_uid:0 connect_time:185183 bytes_sent:201547480 bytes_rcvd:1388815211 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell ip_down()
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell PPP Environment:device:nas1 ifname:ppp0 linkname:config0 iplocal:72.66.203.125 ipremote:10.30.4.1 

ppplogname:root orig_uid:0 usepeerdns:1 dns1:71.252.0.12 dns2:71.242.0.12
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;PPPD Exit Status changed EXIT_OK->EXIT_USER_REQUEST during phase PHASE_RUNNING->PHASE_TERMINATE
Jan 8 16:27:01 &#9;daemon.notice &#9;pppd[1861]: &#9;Westell phase_hook PHASE=PHASE_TERMINATE(9)
Jan 8 16:27:00 &#9;user.crit &#9;kernel: &#9;ADSL link down
Jan 8 15:19:25 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 15:19:25 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 13:35:22 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 13:35:22 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 11:55:58 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec TRAVELMATE-800
Jan 8 11:55:58 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:53:49 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec TRAVELMATE-800
Jan 8 11:53:49 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:52:32 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec TRAVELMATE-800
Jan 8 11:52:32 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:43:17 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec TRAVELMATE-800
Jan 8 11:43:17 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:41:19 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 11:41:19 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 11:41:01 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec TRAVELMATE-800
Jan 8 11:41:01 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:41:00 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:41:00 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 192.168.1.34 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:40:51 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:40:51 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 192.168.1.34 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:40:49 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.33 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 11:40:49 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 192.168.1.34 00:04:23:49:de:ec
Jan 8 10:35:43 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.42 00:17:fa:23:53:a7
Jan 8 10:35:43 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.42 00:17:fa:23:53:a7
Jan 8 10:35:43 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.42 00:17:fa:23:53:a7
Jan 8 10:35:43 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:17:fa:23:53:a7
Jan 8 09:44:15 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 09:44:15 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 08:35:25 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.34 00:0d:4b:83:3b:95 NP-J0A13D004055
Jan 8 08:35:25 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.34 00:0d:4b:83:3b:95
Jan 8 08:19:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 08:19:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 07:58:11 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 07:58:11 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 06:04:07 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 06:04:07 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 05:05:55 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 05:05:55 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 04:47:04 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 04:47:04 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 03:45:00 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 03:45:00 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 01:52:57 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 01:52:57 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 01:24:39 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 01:24:39 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 00:39:53 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 8 00:39:53 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 8 00:03:48 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.18 00:0c:f1:02:ba:b6 gatewayarc200
Jan 8 00:03:48 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.18 00:0c:f1:02:ba:b6
Jan 7 22:41:49 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 7 22:41:49 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 7 21:13:46 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 7 21:13:46 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 7 21:02:30 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.42 00:17:fa:23:53:a7
Jan 7 21:02:30 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.42 00:17:fa:23:53:a7
Jan 7 21:02:30 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.42 00:17:fa:23:53:a7
Jan 7 21:02:30 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:17:fa:23:53:a7
Jan 7 20:35:26 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.34 00:0d:4b:83:3b:95 NP-J0A13D004055
Jan 7 20:35:26 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.34 00:0d:4b:83:3b:95
Jan 7 20:19:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 7 20:19:08 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
Jan 7 19:24:43 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be Acer-Laptop
Jan 7 19:24:43 &#9;daemon.info &#9;dnsmasq[309]: &#9;DHCPINFORM(br0) 192.168.1.45 0c:60:76:42:53:be
end of diagnostic log file

Speed test ran as soon as the gateway ppp started functioning again.



And the transceiver stats:

Transceiver Revision &#9;A2pB020b3.d20h
Vendor ID Code &#9;4D54
Line Mode &#9;ADSL_2plus
Data Path&#9;FAST

Transceiver Information&#9;Down Stream Path&#9;Up Stream Path
DSL Speed (Kbits/Sec)&#9;1501&#9;445
Margin (dB)&#9;15.5&#9;22.3
Line Attenuation (dB)&#9;57.5&#9;30.8
Transmit Power (dBm)&#9;18.8&#9;12.4]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-01-08 18:16:13</pubDate>
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<title>[speed/latency] Streaming &#x27;net radio, MySpace on DSL/HSI not hap</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26831843</link>
<description><![CDATA[After upgrading to HSI from standard DSL, I noticed my streams for several internet radio stations and MySpace don't function.  I moved my Windows 7 netbook to my VZE Westell 6100 router (an old one with only 3 lights c. 2004?) to double check that it was not a Vista issue; still no www.wxgrfm.org "listen live" function nor was I able to stream through the WMP or WINAMP options.  Called my pal across town on a COMCAST ISP and he is able to stream all the test sites I sent links to - no problem.    Verizon has spent 3.75 hours on screen-sharing sessions trying to troubleshoot and....nada.   They are coming out to my site on Thursday to hopefully replace my old Westell and see if that solves it.    Of course, they just suggested I listen to AOL radio, no thanks.  Any speculation on what is causing this streaming problem - all seemingly coincidental with my so-called upgrade to HSI?]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-01-30 16:39:33</pubDate>
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<title>[speed/latency] Internet speed issues with streaming</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26847268</link>
<description><![CDATA[I've had your DSL service for approximately 4 months. My DSL speed has been extremely slow lately and when checking my transciever statistics I discovered I'm being provisioned for 768k/128k instead of 7.1m/768k. I've also noticed my internet cuts off in short intervals. I use my internet a lot for school, gaming and streaming. I was told Time Warner Cable triple play is cheaper. And they rarely I might sign up for that. My bill is 109-142 ever month and I have double play only. I'd also like to know what I'm being charged for, on my Verizon bill to make it so high every month. I signed up thinking my bill would be like 70 something a month.]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-02 20:58:10</pubDate>
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<title>[speed/latency] Sync Speed at 5 mbps but Capped at 3 mbps</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26842160</link>
<description><![CDATA[I recently had Verizon upgraded my speed provision to 5 mbps however my speed is capped at 3 mbps. I've tried rebooting my modem several times. Is there something wrong on my line? Or does Verizon forgot to do something on their end? Here are my transceiver stats. Thanks in advance for any help.

Transceiver Revision: 01.00.09.00   
Vendor ID Code:        4   
Line Mode:               G.DMT Mode   
Data Path:               Fast   
Transceiver Information Down Stream Path Up Stream Path 
DSL Speed (Kbits/Sec) 5888 864 
Margin (dB) 16.0 15.0 
Line Attenuation (dB) 27.5 14.0 
Transmit Power (dBm) 8.5 10.8 ]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-01 21:32:52</pubDate>
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<title>cannot get rid of box telling me error when sending</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,26843410</link>
<description><![CDATA[please help]]></description>
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<pubDate>2012-02-02 08:13:06</pubDate>
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