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Wamphyri
Jun 04, 2019Aspirant
Orbi Interface Logging
Hi, I'm having an issue with connection stability between my Orbi and my Vodafone Modem. I was wondering if there was any interface level logging that can be enabled on the WAN port of the orbi? ...
CrimpOn
Jun 04, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Wamphyri wrote:Thanks for the response. Yeah thats great when you say "not too much time" how long is that?
Honestly, I have no idea how quickly the debug file grows, or even where it is stored. "System memory" might mean "memory" of which my Orbi has 495MB and is using 137MB. Or, it could be "flash memory", of which my Orbi has 4096MB and is using 2945MB. When I did a couple of minutes, the zip file was just under 2MB.
I will look around for a USB drive and see what happens when I select writing to that. (Hmmmm. There is an enduring complaint that Netgear's "Readyshare" was promised for the USB port, but has never materialized. That's probably different from a debug process. Will be interesting to see what happens.)
CrimpOn
Jun 04, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Well, THAT was interesting. Only the LAN and WAN captures went on the USB drive. The rest of the debug info got downloaded to my computer without the WAN and LAN captures.
I had another thought. The "Traffic Meter" (such as it is), shows an average days traffic for me to be between 3GB and 6GB. So, a decent size USB drive will easily hold hours and hours of traffic. Parsing it with Wireshark... now that's another matter entirely!
- WamphyriJun 10, 2019Aspirant
Turns out it doen't like my 1 tb Drive :( i've now dug a bit deeper and noticed that the disconnects last between 4:52 and 4:59 in length which is clearly an interface reset time a it requires no interaction form me for resolution.. as i have a telnet connection now i'm trying to find the logs from that.
- CrimpOnJun 10, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Wow. A 1TB USB stick! I don't think Orbi likes USB "drives".