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XR700 Log - Issues?
Anyone know what these items caught in log. I have notice every so often internet connection will hand for second or two. Any expert advice - ok or not ok?
Bunch of these
[DumaOS] No w...
I found the fix for this issue and that is to turn ipv6 on. I have supplied a screen showing the settings I have used. Once you do this all ARP TABLE issues will go it seem there's a bug with firmware around ipv6. I have found this also fixes the issues around the wan connect dropping.
Just go my xr700 a couple of days ago, and I am having the exact same long log issues...
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac
[DumaOS] Error parsing line in ARP table:
Any word of a fix or what is causing this?
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac
[DumaOS] Error parsing line in ARP table:
Any word of a fix or what is causing this?
No news yet, but you can deselect the DumaOS at the bottom if you don't wish to see it for now.
I am just taking a guess here but it looks like a MAC ID lookup for the Device Manager so that when you connect a new device it will look up the MAC ID and resolve the correct device name, but I am guessing it is still in the works hence the Logging.
- wildking, you don't need to be worried by the entries in the log file. They are quite verbose and are primarily aimed at the developers for debugging issues. The lines you're seeing should not impact the performance of your router.
If they are vervose and intended to help developer's, they should be stopped at NETGEAR lab's. Why to pay hafty price and become a potential tester for a router ?
The latest and greates firmware disconnect internet at least once a day. Here is the proof;
[Internet disconnected] Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:13
Not to mention, a continous repeat of developer's verbose debugging check;
DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '01:00:5e:7f:ff:fa', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:48
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '9c:eb:e8:91:30:0b', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:48
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '01:00:5e:00:00:16', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:48
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '00:22:6b:85:71:e8', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:48
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '01:00:5e:00:00:fb', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:48
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac 'ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:48
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '01:00:5e:7f:ff:fa', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:48
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '9c:eb:e8:91:30:0b', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:48
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '01:00:5e:00:00:16', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:32
[DumaOS] No wifi metadata for mac '00:22:6b:85:71:e8', Monday, November 12, 2018 09:55:32Ohh.. and on the performance, new firmware actually degrades the performance.
My suggestion - If you like the hardware, Just stay with initial framework.
- Netgear have always included visible logs to customers. You can disable DumaOS logs under the log in Settings. I've already let the Netgear developers know about the disconnects so hopefully they'll have a resolution soon. If a previous firmware works better for you do change to that instead.
