Netdog,
ASUS routers (and some others) receive many Neighbour Table Overflow errors, as follows:
Mar 3 06:46:58 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:46:58 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:47:10 kernel: printk: 83 messages suppressed.
Mar 3 06:47:10 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:47:10 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:47:10 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:47:25 kernel: printk: 258 messages suppressed.
Mar 3 06:47:25 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:47:25 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:47:25 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: printk: 456 messages suppressed.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
Mar 3 06:48:14 kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
This has been reported on the Comcast site forums ( »
forums.comcast.com/t5/Ho ··· 9/page/3 ), and discussed there by ComcastTuska, who has been investigating, but to no result. The errors occur only with Comcast, and this has been determined by many, including Merlin, to be a Comcast issue. The theory is that it has to do with the way the Comcast nodes are configured, and that certain types of packets that should be suppressed, are not. Can you please look into this? Thanks.