| Weird Disconnect IssueOK this is going to sound really weird to most of you and I know that...
I play games on a site called Pogo and sometimes I liked to stay parked in a room overnight because of how full some of them always are. Here lately I have been getting disconnected at some point while I'm sleeping and when I wake up I realize this because I can't chat in the room or anything.
I don't have any disconnect issues anytime otherwise now, and sleep at different times so this doesn't always happen at the same time. I was just wondering if someone could tell why the disconnect is happening by looking at the modem connection stats.
Current Device Status
DSL Device Status....... Up
PPP Session Status..... Up
Connection Type........... PPPoE
Time since last boot...... 5 days, 22 hrs: 27 mins: 45 secs
Time last modem self test.... 00:00:00:40
Last modem self test result.. PASS
EVENTS
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The first number is the Event time (days:hrs:min:sec) since boot.
Events are listed starting from the most recent.
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00:00:00:00 PPP: IPCP negotiated, session 1, rem: 68.152.184.25
local: 68.159.211.173
00:00:00:00 PPP: CHAP remote accepted us, Channel 1
Remote name: glptmsts71w
00:00:00:00 PPP: NCP up, session 1, Channel 1
Final (fallback) negotiated auth: Local NONE, Remote CHAP
00:00:00:00 PPP: Channel 1 up, Dialout
Profile name: WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: Session state started
profile WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADS Received
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADR Sent
profile WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADO Received
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADI Sent
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: Discovery state started
profile WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPP-1 down: Remote failed echo test
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADT Sent
profile WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPP: IPCP down, session 1
00:00:00:00 PPP: IPCP negotiated, session 1, rem: 68.152.184.25
local: 66.21.164.126
00:00:00:00 PPP: CHAP remote accepted us, Channel 1
Remote name: glptmsts71w
00:00:00:00 PPP: NCP up, session 1, Channel 1
Final (fallback) negotiated auth: Local NONE, Remote CHAP
00:00:00:00 PPP: Channel 1 up, Dialout
Profile name: WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: Session state started
profile WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADS Received
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADR Sent
profile WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADO Received
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADI Sent
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: Discovery state started
profile WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPP-1 down: Remote failed echo test
00:00:00:00 PPPOE: PADT Sent
profile WAN2
00:00:00:00 PPP: IPCP down, session 1
00:00:00:29 PPP: IPCP negotiated, session 1, rem: 68.152.184.25
local: 74.241.197.82
00:00:00:29 PPP: CHAP remote accepted us, Channel 1
Remote name: glptmsts71w
00:00:00:29 PPP: NCP up, session 1, Channel 1
Final (fallback) negotiated auth: Local NONE, Remote CHAP
00:00:00:29 PPP: Channel 1 up, Dialout
Profile name: WAN2
00:00:00:29 PPPOE: Session state started
profile WAN2
00:00:00:29 PPPOE: PADS Received
00:00:00:25 PPPOE: PADR Sent
profile WAN2
00:00:00:25 PPPOE: PADO Received
00:00:00:25 PPPOE: PADI Sent
00:00:00:25 PPPOE: Discovery state started
profile WAN2
00:00:00:21 RFC1483-1 up
00:00:00:21 >>WAN: Data link activated at 1472 / 256 Kbps (rx/tx)
00:00:00:21 Last message repeated 3 times
00:00:00:05 PPP-1 down: No Sync
00:00:00:00 --Device restarted-----------------------------------------
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1 edit | The log data you posted does not show (or if it does, I don't see it) what kind of PPPoE session you are using. Your modem will probably give you choices similar to those shown below. You will probably want to choose Always ON. If you are actually dropping your connection (again, there is no way I can tell from your log posting if you were actually disconnected) rather than the web server simply timing out your session, that might help.
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kudos:1 | said by NetFixer:If you are actually dropping your connection (again, there is no way I can tell from your log posting if you were actually disconnected) rather than the web server simply timing out your session, that might help. I see two disconnects for "failed echo test"
PPP-1 down: Remote failed echo test
PPPOE: PADT Sent
and one for no sync
PPP-1 down: No Sync |
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| reply to KarmaPieces
I always keep it set to Always On.
It could be Pogo cutting me off in this particular game even though they don't notify people like they do in other games. |
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said by wayjac:said by NetFixer:If you are actually dropping your connection (again, there is no way I can tell from your log posting if you were actually disconnected) rather than the web server simply timing out your session, that might help. I see two disconnects for "failed echo test" PPP-1 down: Remote failed echo test
PPPOE: PADT Sentand one for no sync PPP-1 down: No Sync The entire posted log sequence appears to me to be for a 29 second period beginning with "00:00:00:00 --Device restarted--.
That does not tell me when the sequence started, and/or if it happened while the modem had been connected for several hours. Perhaps the problem is that the OP's modem is actually randomly rebooting, but I can not state that for a fact without knowing if that reboot was self generated or initiated by the OP. The OP did not say that the modem was rebooting on its own, only that the connection to a game server was terminating. Perhaps your between the lines decoder works better than mine.
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4 edits | reply to KarmaPieces
said by KarmaPieces: I always keep it set to Always On. It could be Pogo cutting me off in this particular game even though they don't notify people like they do in other games. It would help to know if the "--Device restarted--" log entry happened on its own, or if you manually restarted the modem (and when did the game server disconnect occur in respect to the modem restart).
What I see in the log you posted is that it took a couple of retries to make an initial connection (although it connected within 30 seconds) and that it has been up for 5 days, 22 hrs: 27 mins: 45 secs.
If your only symptom is that your are being dumped from a game server after a period of inactivity, but everything else works, the most likely cause is that the game server is simply dumping you after a period of inactivity.
One thing you can do to troubleshoot is to open a command prompt window and do a continuous ping to att.yahoo.com to see if that drops when your game server drops you. The command (assuming that you run Windows) would be ping -t att.yahoo.com. If the ping test also loses the connection, then your internet connection is dropping, if not, then the game server is just dropping you. Since this apparently happens only after an extended period of inactivity, you may want to modify the ping test command to ping -t att.yahoo.com > pingtest.txt. If you do this, you will not see anything displayed on the screen for the ping test, but the results will be saved in the file "pingtest.txt".
You can also setup Line Monitoring here at DSLR to see if your connection is actually dropping (although since it polls in 10 minute intervals, it may not detect a dropped connection that immediately reconnects).
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Lebanon, TN | My problem is similar, except for the fact that my disconnects are EXACTLY 3 hours apart, almost down to the minute. I've got my modem set to Always On, and it still does it.
Here's what the log shows everytime it gets disconnected
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MON JUN 22 20:02:09 2009 Setting System clock to Daylight Savings Time MON JUN 22 20:02:09 2009
MON JUN 22 20:02:09 2009 Time set from Primary SNTP server: tock.usno.navy.mil
MON JUN 22 20:02:09 2009 PPP CONNECTED on VPI 8 VCI 35
MON JUN 22 20:02:08 2009 Connecting session(0): My Connection due to AlwaysOn
MON JUN 22 20:01:52 2009 PPP DISCONNECTED on VPI 8 VCI 35 : PPP commanded down
MON JUN 22 20:01:52 2009 Disconnecting session(0): My Connection due to dsl Restart
MON JUN 22 20:01:43 2009 US Atten: 33.0 DS Atten: 52.0
MON JUN 22 20:01:43 2009 US Margin: 13.0 DS Margin: 13.0
MON JUN 22 20:01:43 2009 US Tx Power: 9.2 DS Tx Power: 15.8
MON JUN 22 20:01:43 2009 US DSL Rate: 252 kbits/sec DS DSL Rate: 1495 kbits/sec
MON JUN 22 20:01:43 2009 WanMgr reports DSL is UP
MON JUN 22 20:01:18 2009 WanMgr reports DSL is Down |
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| said by Airrow:My problem is similar... MON JUN 22 20:01:43 2009 WanMgr reports DSL is UP MON JUN 22 20:01:18 2009 WanMgr reports DSL is Down Not really similar, since your log clearly shows that you are losing your DSL connection. The reason for the drop will need to be determined by further troubleshooting. You probably should start your own thread rather than having two counterproductive conversations going on in this thread.
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| reply to KarmaPieces
It just happened again while I was online. I didn't restart the modem at all it did it by itself.
Current Device Status
DSL Device Status....... Up
PPP Session Status..... Up
Connection Type........... PPPoE
Time since last boot...... 0 days, 0 hrs: 3 mins: 4 secs
Time last modem self test.... 00:00:00:40
Last modem self test result.. PASS
EVENTS
**********************************************************************
The first number is the Event time (days:hrs:min:sec) since boot.
Events are listed starting from the most recent.
**********************************************************************
00:00:00:29 PPP: IPCP negotiated, session 1, rem: 68.152.184.25
local: 74.241.192.135
00:00:00:29 PPP: CHAP remote accepted us, Channel 1
Remote name: glptmsts71w
00:00:00:29 PPP: NCP up, session 1, Channel 1
Final (fallback) negotiated auth: Local NONE, Remote CHAP
00:00:00:29 PPP: Channel 1 up, Dialout
Profile name: WAN2
00:00:00:29 PPPOE: Session state started
profile WAN2
00:00:00:29 PPPOE: PADS Received
00:00:00:25 PPPOE: PADR Sent
profile WAN2
00:00:00:25 PPPOE: PADO Received
00:00:00:25 PPPOE: PADI Sent
00:00:00:25 PPPOE: Discovery state started
profile WAN2
00:00:00:22 RFC1483-1 up
00:00:00:22 >>WAN: Data link activated at 1472 / 256 Kbps (rx/tx)
00:00:00:22 Last message repeated 3 times
00:00:00:05 PPP-1 down: No Sync
00:00:00:00 --Device restarted-----------------------------------------
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| said by KarmaPieces:It just happened again while I was online. I didn't restart the modem at all it did it by itself. Then you have your answer, you have a problem with the modem. There is nothing external (except power) that would cause the modem to spontaneously reboot.
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| reply to KarmaPieces
I just got my previous Motorola 2210 replaced another a few weeks ago because the previous one I had was on it's way to a slow death. I've never seen such a crappy model modem before. I'm going to call about this one spontaneously rebooting and also see if I can find where my old Westell modem is hiding.
I just wanted to get a 2nd opinion on thinking it was the modem doing this before I called. |
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