Internet connection probs

Iceman · 2 Jan 2007 at 20:36

Well after many probs with my internet connection i installed a new router/modem

For the first hour it was fine then all of a sudden again the connection drops and no internet left it for 10 minsand went off came back 2 mins ago and all is fine

Well the new Dlink modem has saved a log and on the last page it reads

This

Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:07> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:29:07> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:07> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:29:07> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:08> DSL out of sync

Does that look good or bad and could anyone please shed some light onto what the fault maybe

Thank you

Iceman · 2 Jan 2007 at 20:38

And on page 5 i found this
Jan 1 12:28:59> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:28:59> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:28:59> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:29:04> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:07> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:29:07> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:07> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:29:07> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:29:08> DSL out of sync
Jan 1 12:32:42> DSL Carrier is down
Jan 1 12:33:09> DSL in Sync
Jan 1 12:33:12> DSL Carrier is up
Jan 1 12:33:12> sar read trained mode (1)(ADSL_G.dmt)
Jan 1 12:33:13> PPPD Terminated Through Signal
Jan 1 12:33:13> Connection terminated.

Then PAGE 6 THIS

Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 230 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 200 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 280 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 240 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 260 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 600 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 230 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 800230 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 2B0 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 330 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 3B0 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 8002B0 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 800330 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pingStat 2, oamHdr 8003B0 result 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> ppp0
Jan 1 12:33:13> closing 0.0.38.5
Jan 1 12:33:13> tn7sar_teardown_complete called for channel 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> ChannelTeardown returned rc = 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0
Jan 1 12:33:13> Connect: ppp0 {--}

Iceman · 3 Jan 2007 at 17:58

Anyone help at all ???

tolien · 3 Jan 2007 at 20:14

If you're losing synch then you've pretty obviously got a problem, but it could be anything - the line, router, bits at the exchange, wee green men...