Can't browse to some pages until router reboot.
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:11 pm
I'm using an RB1000 with OS version 3.28
I'm finding that I periodically have to reboot the router to regain access to certain websites. For example, our mail domain becomes unavailable for no reason that I can see. The error that Firefox comes up with when I try to use our webmail service is "The connection to the server has been reset." This problem resolves itself for a time after I reboot the router, then within a few days our clients are unable to check their email again.
I am running a DHCP server, Hotspot server and PPPoE server all off the same interface ether2. Could this have anything to do with it? I should note that when I tried to run this router will all these services off separate ethernet interfaces the router would continually reboot itself giving a kernal error.
*Edit*
Done a bit more digging around and this is even affecting my local network as well. I try and log into some radios and I will get "The connection to the server has been reset." errors under Firefox as well. Yet I can log into my MT router and ping the radios just fine. Yet if I keep refreshing the page the radio will eventually get to the login screen and communicate.
~Sean
CP Electronics
I'm finding that I periodically have to reboot the router to regain access to certain websites. For example, our mail domain becomes unavailable for no reason that I can see. The error that Firefox comes up with when I try to use our webmail service is "The connection to the server has been reset." This problem resolves itself for a time after I reboot the router, then within a few days our clients are unable to check their email again.
I am running a DHCP server, Hotspot server and PPPoE server all off the same interface ether2. Could this have anything to do with it? I should note that when I tried to run this router will all these services off separate ethernet interfaces the router would continually reboot itself giving a kernal error.
*Edit*
Done a bit more digging around and this is even affecting my local network as well. I try and log into some radios and I will get "The connection to the server has been reset." errors under Firefox as well. Yet I can log into my MT router and ping the radios just fine. Yet if I keep refreshing the page the radio will eventually get to the login screen and communicate.
~Sean
CP Electronics