At least for netstat, what is the parent process ID 6909?
6909 admin 1416 S sh -c netstat -nl
6910 admin 1436 R netstat -nl
And what is 6909's parent? Keep following it until you find the evil source.Yes... netstat parent process ID is 6909.
Code:6909 admin 1416 S sh -c netstat -nl 6910 admin 1436 R netstat -nl
# pstree -aps 6910
preinit,1
└─dcd,2828 -i 3600 -p 43200 -b -d /tmp/bwdpi/
└─sh,6909 -c netstat -nl
└─netstat,6910 -nl
# pstree -aps 4401
preinit,1
└─miniupnpd,4401 -f /etc/upnp/config
netstat -nl
does manually complete without issue.Hey @Tech9What router and firmware? DCD was crashing non-stop not long ago and causing 100% core load on some models.
@Tech9In this case you have to be on firmware above 386.12_2 where DCD crashing was fixed. It was TrendMicro issue upstream. Asus implemented some workaround and updated Asuswrt, the fix came to Asuswrt-Merlin shortly after. Don't update to 386.14 though, has issues.
That sounds like the same symptoms. I need to try and figure out the miniupnpd correlation.It was causing Core 1 100% load perhaps due to constantly restarting the daemon.
How similar is the RT-AC1900P to the RT-AC66U B1? How many do you have available? I'm always looking to add more nodes to the bot farm. Better to give them a second life; than, to recycle them.Few months ago I received a large number new condition RT-AC1900P units for recycling and they still stay in one corner of my warehouse. Something stops me from destroying them, perhaps nostalgia and respect to the best and most successful router Asus have created. If I had someone like you around would make him happy tomorrow. Managed to donate a few, kept one for testing, but the rest will perhaps die on next space clean up.
I'm in Utah. Aren't you in Canada? How many do you have? Are they still in their original boxes? Depending on the quantity... I'm wondering about the cost for bulk shipping. Thanks, again.I know you are far...
service stop_upnp
frees the consumed resources on the other CPU core.
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