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race
Oct 05, 2015Aspirant
Attempt to release incorrect UDP nat port from SELF
Two months ago, my Netgear router logs began to include intermittent entries that said, "Attempt to release incorrect UDP nat port from SELF." More and more of these entries began to show up. Cur...
JohnRo
Oct 06, 2015NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi race,
Welcome to the community!
I see you are having some issues with the FVS318, let me see if I can help you out. The first entry is an event log, this is I would say common. For the other entries, it appears like the router seemed to be dropping traffic (valid or invalid). I would like to know what firmware version you have loaded on the firewall. What are the changes you made on the network before experiencing these logs?
We'll look forward to your response.
Thanks,
race
Oct 06, 2015Aspirant
Hi, JohnRo!
Thank you for helping me.
The firmware is v3.0_22.
I made no changes. It just started happening. The logs from six months ago had none of these entries.
Race
- JohnRoOct 07, 2015NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello race,
My suggestion is to update your firmware to the latest, we have to make sure that the errors you are getting are not coming from the bugs on older firmware versions. You can donwload the firmwares on this link, you are 5 (five) firmwares behind you need to upload incrementally.
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
- SamirDOct 08, 2015Prodigy
This is BAD advice. Do NOT upgrade your firmware as a solution.
Since nothing has changed on the netgear, what else may have changed? Is your isp doing upgrades, speed increases, backbone changes? Did they change the modem they provide you? Any other network configuraiton changes?
- raceOct 09, 2015Aspirant
Okay, I'll wait to do the firmware upgrades.
The ISP (Comcast) has apparently been doing numerous network upgrades in the area of many kinds over the past year. That is according to a Comcast tech.
Is it clear to anyone specifically what these error messages mean? When I look at the router diagnostics page (or LAN setup page, I don't remember exactly which at the moment), it look like the WAN address is 10.0.0.1, which seems to be wrong.
Race
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