voltized
Regular Member
Hi all, hope you're all well
I've had my YouFibre connection for about a month now, all has been well until today - I woke up to the network being down. I'm on the 2000Mbps package (also static IP), so I've got the ET12 Pro router provided, logged onto there and checked the logs and saw this:
I rebooted the router, which regained connectivity for exactly 20 minutes, before dropping out again in the same manner, followed by a similar log. There are no other logs around the time of the drop outs.
Some quick research into the error message and found instances of others also reporting full loss of connectivity after that log message, so I found which device is causing these errors by the MAC address and it happens to be the only device on my network with WiFi 6E support. I disabled Wi-Fi on it, rebooted the router again and hoped that it would be it, but yet again after 20 minutes another dropout, but this time with no logs at all.
This leads me to think that the log I was seeing above is unrelated to the dropouts, and is just happening instead because the dropout is happening, so now I've got no idea where to look as everything on the routers admin page looks fine to me.
After the dropout, running a traceroute results it ending at the router. I've also worked out not a full reboot of the router is needed, simply flicking on and off the internet connection setting on the routers admin page restores connectivity
Wondering if anyone has experienced similar or could point me in the right direction
Thanks
I've had my YouFibre connection for about a month now, all has been well until today - I woke up to the network being down. I'm on the 2000Mbps package (also static IP), so I've got the ET12 Pro router provided, logged onto there and checked the logs and saw this:
Aug 31 04:28:02 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(662): wl2.4: Disassoc A0:59:50:7B:3A:B3, status: 0, reason: Disassociated because sending station is leaving (or has left) BSS (8), rssi:0
I rebooted the router, which regained connectivity for exactly 20 minutes, before dropping out again in the same manner, followed by a similar log. There are no other logs around the time of the drop outs.
Some quick research into the error message and found instances of others also reporting full loss of connectivity after that log message, so I found which device is causing these errors by the MAC address and it happens to be the only device on my network with WiFi 6E support. I disabled Wi-Fi on it, rebooted the router again and hoped that it would be it, but yet again after 20 minutes another dropout, but this time with no logs at all.
This leads me to think that the log I was seeing above is unrelated to the dropouts, and is just happening instead because the dropout is happening, so now I've got no idea where to look as everything on the routers admin page looks fine to me.
After the dropout, running a traceroute results it ending at the router. I've also worked out not a full reboot of the router is needed, simply flicking on and off the internet connection setting on the routers admin page restores connectivity
Wondering if anyone has experienced similar or could point me in the right direction
Thanks























