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sniper007 · 13-07-2012, 09:02

UPDATE> I took out ALL port forwarding rules from my superhub so that NONE exist. I then turned the main PC off overnight and again got 100% packet loss till I turned it back on in the morning, despite the superhub being on the whole time.

If the main PC is off in my house the think broadband monitor is not able to ping my superhub. Why is this happening? I have not set anything up on superhub to forward packets to this PC. Is it possible the superhub needs a reboot as it has some oddity cached somehow? It has been up for 48 days now on R30.

EDIT: Also just to add, I just set two constant running pings from my work place on two different internet lines and they both have kept pinging my public IP throughout me turning off my main PC at home. So the superhub responds to ping from WAN all the time, yet the TBB quality monitor states 100% packet loss?

13-07-2012, 09:02	#1894
sniper007 Inactive Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 480	Re: Think Broadband Ping Monitor Results (POST YOURS) UPDATE> I took out ALL port forwarding rules from my superhub so that NONE exist. I then turned the main PC off overnight and again got 100% packet loss till I turned it back on in the morning, despite the superhub being on the whole time. If the main PC is off in my house the think broadband monitor is not able to ping my superhub. Why is this happening? I have not set anything up on superhub to forward packets to this PC. Is it possible the superhub needs a reboot as it has some oddity cached somehow? It has been up for 48 days now on R30. EDIT: Also just to add, I just set two constant running pings from my work place on two different internet lines and they both have kept pinging my public IP throughout me turning off my main PC at home. So the superhub responds to ping from WAN all the time, yet the TBB quality monitor states 100% packet loss?