Hey guys,

I have a regular Intel PC installed with RouterOS 2.9.50 or something, and I have a problem with it timing out every day at the same time (around 10.30 in the morning). It's always around that time that the router would time out for several seconds (sometimes it can go for as long as 5 minutes). When this happens, the light on the NIC is still blinking, so there's no problem with the public network. This problem has occured since I first used RouterOS 2.9.29.

I only have these packages enabled: advanced tools, routing, security, and system. That's it, nothing else.

I've never setup any kind of timers or anything, so this kind of thing shouldn't be happening, no?
Anyone have any idea on what might be causing this problem?

Thanks.

-T-

Probably, you have local access to this router and can attach monitor to router.
Disconnect local network cable and check either outgoing connection is working or not.
Then try to troubleshoot which segment on local network causes problems for you by disconnecting separate parts.

Oh, hi sergejs, long time no see.

Well, the problem is the timeout never lasted long enough for me to do anything about it. Like I said, usually it only lasted for several seconds. I know it's not that long, but since most of my customers play online games, even 1-2 seconds of timeout can cause them to be logged out from the game, which usually results in angry outbursts all over the center. heh.

Say, do you think resetting the router's configuration could help? I'll just have to redo everything. I'll do it if it'll help... What do you think?

Or maybe anyone else have any ideas?

Thanks.

-T-

Hello,
Probably, reset would not help, as these delays could be related for other issues (not router configuration), it could be outgoing connection or local network problems.
Do you have queues for users ?

thermant I think the problem is happening from your local lan side, I mean something from your clients side and only for a specific client PC. check your clients who connects to your lan in the specific problem time. Hope you'll find the solution.

Thanks