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I had a Linksys E4200 on my home network, connected to my modem (Time Warner). All was fine for years and then it kept losing the internet connection. I'd reboot the router and it'd be OK for a bit and then lose it again. I upgraded the firmware, reset the router, it was fine for a few days then it started again. One day it didn't come back. If I connected my computer directly to my modem it was connected to the internet, but the router wouldn't connect to the internet.
Picked up a new RT-AC56U this weekend. It's been great until this morning--no internet connection. I checked the router logs and starting in the middle of the night, I found many of these: "kernel: br0: received packet on eth2 with own address as source address." Some of them say eth1. Not sure if this is related.
I'm wondering also now if the problem is with the router (or the E4200 before) at all. But doesn't it stand to reason that if I connect directly from my modem to the computer and it works fine, that the problem must be the router?
Thanks
Picked up a new RT-AC56U this weekend. It's been great until this morning--no internet connection. I checked the router logs and starting in the middle of the night, I found many of these: "kernel: br0: received packet on eth2 with own address as source address." Some of them say eth1. Not sure if this is related.
I'm wondering also now if the problem is with the router (or the E4200 before) at all. But doesn't it stand to reason that if I connect directly from my modem to the computer and it works fine, that the problem must be the router?
Thanks