Cable Forum
Page 4 of 4 123 4
Show 100 post(s) from this thread on one page

Cable Forum (https://www.cableforum.uk/board/index.php)
-   Virgin Media Internet Service (https://www.cableforum.uk/board/forumdisplay.php?f=12)
-   -   Disconnects (https://www.cableforum.uk/board/showthread.php?t=4337)

rdhw 10-01-2004 15:50
Re: Disconnects
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by bigal2
Ime in salisbury area using the origional black bulky modems, and it has a habbit of disconnecting randomly - totaly randomly! The cable light on the modem goes out so it cant be any of our systems or network
If the cable light goes out, it is an NTL signal problem, which only an NTL tech can fix. It is unrelated to your equipment.

The router logs will not diagnose this problem. As a side-note, I think your router is over-sensitive: there are not any SYN floods in reality. If you can turn the feature of SYN-flood detection off in your router, then try doing so: it might improve your service.

th'engineer 10-01-2004 15:52
Re: Disconnects
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by bigal2
Ime in salisbury area using the origional black bulky modems, and it has a habbit of disconnecting randomly - totaly randomly! The cable light on the modem goes out so it cant be any of our systems or network - BTW Using belkin router - log says:

1970/01/01 00:00:08 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:00:11 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:00:19 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:00:35 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:01:07 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:02:10 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:03:13 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:04:17 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:05:21 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:06:25 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:07:28 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:08:31 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:09:35 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:10:39 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:11:42 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:12:45 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:13:48 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:14:52 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:15:55 DHCP Client : Send Discover
1970/01/01 00:15:56 DHCP Client : Receive Offer from 80.4.224.21
1970/01/01 00:16:01 DHCP Client : Send Request, Request IP = 82.0.248.227
1970/01/01 00:16:01 DHCP Client : Receive Ack from 80.4.224.21, Lease time = 64930
2004/01/09 15:57:13 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:1201 ->> 207.44.246.43:80
2004/01/09 18:43:06 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:2773 ->> 12.2.1.69:80
2004/01/09 19:33:58 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 12.2.1.69:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:35018
2004/01/09 23:59:22 DHCP Client : Send Request, Request IP = 82.0.248.227
2004/01/10 03:22:16 DHCP Client : Send Request, Request IP = 82.0.248.227
2004/01/10 03:22:16 DHCP Client : Receive Ack from 80.4.224.21, Lease time = 86400
2004/01/10 10:35:13 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:1110 ->> 195.92.224.143:80
2004/01/10 11:03:29 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 12.2.1.69:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:61892
2004/01/10 11:46:17 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:2351 ->> 217.26.52.21:80
2004/01/10 11:46:17 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:2432 ->> 217.26.52.21:80
2004/01/10 11:46:17 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:36808
2004/01/10 11:46:18 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:35081
2004/01/10 11:46:20 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:2513 ->> 217.26.52.21:80
2004/01/10 11:49:41 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:2656 ->> 217.26.52.21:80
2004/01/10 11:49:41 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:46795
2004/01/10 11:49:42 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:65483
2004/01/10 11:49:44 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:62155
2004/01/10 11:49:45 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:55306
2004/01/10 11:55:20 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:2973 ->> 217.26.52.21:80
2004/01/10 11:55:20 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:3059 ->> 217.26.52.21:80
2004/01/10 11:55:20 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 192.168.2.25:3157 ->> 217.26.52.21:80
2004/01/10 11:55:21 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:42957
2004/01/10 11:55:23 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:59659
2004/01/10 11:55:24 ** TCP SYN Flooding ** <IP/TCP> 217.26.52.21:80 ->> 82.0.248.227:62157
2004/01/10 15:22:14 DHCP Client : Send Request, Request IP = 82.0.248.227
2004/01/10 15:22:14 DHCP Client : Receive Ack from 80.4.224.21, Lease time = 86400


If anyone understands that, their better than me!

SO it must be NTL!
Anyone offering a soloution?
If using the belkin make sure that your firmware is at the latest standard, i have suffered from this flooding on my belkin but nowt like that do a check with spy bot or adaware to check you have no trojans on your PC

bigal2 10-01-2004 16:12
Re: Disconnects
 
No updates since this time last year!
I am seriously thinking of getting ADSL and a ADSL modem/router
Solve lots of probs!

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...duct_Id=113464

My router /\ at mo!

th'engineer 10-01-2004 18:53
Re: Disconnects
 
you checked for trojans etc

bigal2 11-01-2004 09:36
Re: Disconnects
 
YOu dont soppose its due to i once tried to run a web host on my system? And i dont know what:

1970/01/01 00:13:48 DHCP Client : Send Discover

is? But more seem to be there!

My computers clean ime sure, i dont know about the other two!
I plan to reformat soon anyway!

rdhw 11-01-2004 11:08
Re: Disconnects
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by bigal2
YOu dont soppose its due to i once tried to run a web host on my system? And i dont know what:

1970/01/01 00:13:48 DHCP Client : Send Discover

is? But more seem to be there!
Just because you don't know what something means, does not mean that that thing is wrong or malicious. There is nothing in your router log to be concerned about, and reformatting your system will achieve nothing but waste a lot of your time. What is it that you are actually worried about?

bigal2 11-01-2004 12:05
Re: Disconnects
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rdhw
Just because you don't know what something means, does not mean that that thing is wrong or malicious. There is nothing in your router log to be concerned about, and reformatting your system will achieve nothing but waste a lot of your time. What is it that you are actually worried about?
Trojans is what i am worried abot, And i like a clean out now and again! HOWEVER ime not really concerned! But thanks anyway!

jonboy080269 12-01-2004 17:16
Re: Disconnects
 
Is anyone still getting a disconnection problem?

I am still getting it in here in Norwich, and the solution
so for is to disable and then re-enable my network
icon on the PC.

After which it does seem to take a while to get
a valid ip address aclloacted by the DHCP.

bigal2 12-01-2004 20:28
Re: Disconnects
 
i have had ONE problem today, went for like 10 min!


All times are GMT. The time now is 00:22.
Page 4 of 4 123 4
Show 100 post(s) from this thread on one page

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2026, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
All Posts and Content are © Cable Forum