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Broadband Related => Router Monitoring Software => Topic started by: tickmike on September 17, 2016, 12:11:16 AM
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In my logs, this is only a small part of the log as it goes on and on all similar :o
No stats received
16 Sep 2016 23:10:53 *** Second stage login failure. Did you enable the option "Requires command to enter shell" by mistake?
16 Sep 2016 23:10:53 Second stage login failed
16 Sep 2016 23:11:08 Unable to login to modem/router
16 Sep 2016 23:11:27 Timeout while retrieving stats
16 Sep 2016 23:11:27 No stats received
16 Sep 2016 23:11:37 Unable to login to modem/router
16 Sep 2016 23:11:56 Timeout while collecting SNR per tone
16 Sep 2016 23:11:56 Telnet timeout
16 Sep 2016 23:12:11 Timeout while collecting SNR per tone
16 Sep 2016 23:12:11 Telnet timeout
Via WiFi or Ethernet ! and yes the shell command is correctly shown as 'sh' on the Login page !.
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What modem are you using now? Has DSLstats ever worked with it? If it has, what's changed?
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HG612 .
always worked, but got ADSL2 problems !.
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[I've split this and changed the title from the thread where it was originally posted, as it appears to be unrelated.]
Does this mean that you've changed from something else to ADSL2, and now DSLstats is reporting telnet timeout issues?
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No been on ADSL2 for years.
Installed a fresh DSLstats on another laptop but it's the same.
Using a 'terminal' to connect to the modem seems ok.
I will have to do more investigations.
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So if I'm understanding correctly, nothing has changed in your setup, but for no obvious reason DSLstats has started reporting telnet timeouts after a long period of normal operation. As far as I can see, the only possibilities are poor connections between the PC and the modem (unlikely) or some deterioration or glitch in the HG612. The next step would be a reboot of the HG612.
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I re-booted the modem several times (might swap it for another HG612 ?) , my hardware firewall it stopping lots and lots of hits (1000's per day) on port 23, 2323, Telnet on all my sets of IP Addresses.
These seem to come from Asia, Caribbean >:D but this should not effect the internal Telnet to the modem :hmm:
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but this should not effect the internal Telnet to the modem :hmm:
Not sure about that if a user has your IP address they can run hundreds of port scans and cause the modem to go into the DOS (denial-of-service) stage for a few minutes or indefinitely the best way is to disable ICMP echo requests
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re..'disable ICMP echo' it is :cool:
These hits are coming from many ip not just one or two.
Mainly 'Asia Pacific Network' and 'Latin American and Caribbean IP address'
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Odd things going on with my Motorola AP6522 access point, I am going to take it out of service as it looks like this is my problem with DSLstats.