LAN down, two mornings in a row. Any advise on what this is?

[Stevens243]

Similar to yesterday, this morning, my internet was down when I woke up. Yes, the logs say that it's May 4th but this happened today and this is in between log enteries from yesterday and now (after a reboot). This appears to me to be a hack but I'm not positive.

I also see that when I try to post the text from the log that the forum locks me out to protect itself too.

Any thoughts on this?

https://pastebin.com/PedBpPpd

 

[skeal]

Similar to yesterday, this morning, my internet was down when I woke up. Yes, the logs say that it's May 4th but this happened today and this is in between log enteries from yesterday and now (after a reboot). This appears to me to be a hack but I'm not positive.

I also see that when I try to post the text from the log that the forum locks me out to protect itself too.

Any thoughts on this?

https://pastebin.com/PedBpPpd

NTP isn't updating, check your NTP server settings. If you are using DoT you may have to add some directives to jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf.add, something like this would work depending on your servers.

server=/time.nrc.ca/1.1.1.1
server=/pool.ntp.org/1.1.1.1

 

[skeal]

I see the last entry you copied of the log shows the time syncing. Everything before that is a reboot like log in my opinion. The May date for time is the default when it cannot sync time yet.

 

[Stevens243]

I am using DoT. NTP is set as: pool.ntp.org and time.cloudflare.com

This has been working for quite some time. I remain on .13 firmware as in my signature.

Edit: And why would it set when I reboot but fail a day (or less) later?

 

[skeal]

I am using DoT. NTP is set as: pool.ntp.org and time.cloudflare.com

This has been working for quite some time. I remain on .13 firmware as in my signature.

Edit: And why would it set when I reboot but fail a day (or less) later?

There is a time sync every 12 hours, this looks like a reboot log though. It would seem you have a reboot issue if you didn't ask the router to reboot.

 

[Stevens243]

There is a time sync every 12 hours, this looks like a reboot log though. It would seem you have a reboot issue if you didn't ask the router to reboot.

I rebooted it there at the end manually. I couldn't access the internet nor the router from the wired connected PC. I did not tell it to update when this started late last night.

 

[skeal]

Most routers take a little while to sync time. So seeing the log full of May 4 is normal until time is set.

 

[bbunge]

Make sure you have Wan/Connect to DNS Server automatically set to No and some DNS servers entered by IP address (1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 for example) and turn off, uncheck, Network Monitoring in Administration/System.

 

[Stevens243]

Make sure you have Wan/Connect to DNS Server automatically set to No and some DNS servers entered by IP address (1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 for example) and turn off, uncheck, Network Monitoring in Administration/System.

Network monitor is off (I've always kept it off) but I did have DNS server connect to automatic. So, I turned it off (no) and set in the pri/sec cloudflare DNS ip's. I'll monitor but I wonder why it's howling about that all of a sudden.