Re: [Help Me] DIR-655 / non-stop IGMP queries

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BimmerE38FN join:2002-09-15 Boise, ID Reviews: ·CableOne 2 edits	reply to AlanSixSons Re: [Help Me] DIR-655 / non-stop IGMP queries Whats your ISP service? DSL or Cable? Whats your modem of ISP modem? Does it have a built in router or is it stand alone? Some with built in routers can be problematic with external routers. If it's got a built in router, can it be bridged? If not, does it have a DMZ? You sure its coming from the router? No other device? »www.h3c.com/portal/Technical_Sup···85_0.htm I would try v2.03 FW and see if it does the same thing and set up a syslog server. There are free syslog server program to capture the data. I don't think this is a bug since others don't seem to see this issue including mine. Good luck.
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AlanSixSons @videotron.ca	Definitely out of the router since I can isolate to it alone using one or another PC. It's address is unmistakable regardless of "monitor" used while other devices are removed from the network. I read the posts linked (your ref) and that seems to be a wild goose chase where they drew poor conclusions - does not match my case in any way. As I've said, it deluges for 20 or minutes following a re-boot and then resumes a "normal" behaviour. It has not re-occurred (without a re-boot of the router). That is sufficient unto the day. I certainly will not change the firmware over this. Issue closed for me.
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AlanSixSons @videotron.ca	reply to BimmerE38FN In addition: - this bug occurs when the cable modem is physically disconnected. - the router DMZ is off
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