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Overloaded C3000-100NAS?
Problem: Two or three times a day for short periods of usually no more than 15 minutes, we are unable to connect to the Internet (Comcast). When it happens, all devices on the network are affected. I...
It's been a week since putting the C3000 in bridge mode and making my new WAC124 the router and no recurrences of the outages I've been seeing. Also five days since replacing the powered splitter with an unpowered one which has brought the power levels down to the range plemans said it should be (seeing about 5 dBmV on each download channel).
My conclusion, largely from another forum where I posted the issue, is that C3000 has too small a NAT table which was becoming exhausted under high demand. It would appear the WAC124 has a larger one (unfortunately, I could not find spec sheets for either listing the size).
I'm considering this issue resolved.
You're welcome to try whatever you think is going to work.
I would try and get the powered splitter feeding the modem out of there. It can give you to high of numbers as well as cause issues on the upload.
I would try and get the powered splitter feeding the modem out of there. It can give you to high of numbers as well as cause issues on the upload.
It's been a week since putting the C3000 in bridge mode and making my new WAC124 the router and no recurrences of the outages I've been seeing. Also five days since replacing the powered splitter with an unpowered one which has brought the power levels down to the range plemans said it should be (seeing about 5 dBmV on each download channel).
My conclusion, largely from another forum where I posted the issue, is that C3000 has too small a NAT table which was becoming exhausted under high demand. It would appear the WAC124 has a larger one (unfortunately, I could not find spec sheets for either listing the size).
I'm considering this issue resolved.