I doubt BT are pushing TR069 updates to the Asus. It may however be phoning home to Asus of course.

Can you save the config to file? Usually such files are quite readable rather than being som horrid proprietary binary blob. Worth doing that and having a search in the file for TR069 related settings. Bear in mind it may not be referenced as TR069 in the config - "cwmp" is a commonly alternative used for example.

Also is it possible to enable verbose logging? I know on some Cisco kit you can ratchet the logging right up and get incredibly detailed logs of the PPP handshake process etc.

I dug out one of the Asus config files and can't read it in notepad, guess I need something else to read it?

In the meantime my downstream SNR is now stuck at over 12dB when it has been 6dB for over a year and my upstream is all over the place, anywhere between -infinity one second to +7dB the next. According to BT India there is nothing wrong with my line!

I've already decided that BT will not get one more penny out of me and will be taking my custom elsewhere.

Edited by deleted (Tue 01-Apr-14 18:23:44)

Wordpad?

nope didn't work, I'm not sure if it's in Chinese or ascii to be honest

Is it text? You could post a line or two...

In reply to a post by Busa:

I dug out one of the Asus config files and can't read it in notepad, guess I need something else to read it?

The config files aren't in plain text but only contain your settings on the Asus routers.

You might be looking for the system log on my RT-N66U its under System Log at the bottom of the main menu on the left. Then there is a save button which will save a text file.

This log should show you all connect/disconnect and all other IP actions on your network (e.g. all DHCP devices etc).

To be honest I think I'll just wait for my migration to go through. It's obvious to me the line has major issues, the graph of my upstream SNR looks like the Himalayas tonight but as said by the BT Indian Call Centre there is nothing wrong with it, it makes good viewing if I could post it!

Hopefully once I get rid of BT as my telephone and internet supplier I might just might stand a chance of getting this sorted out with Openreach. I can but dream!

Well nice to see the saga continues with more BT Infinity customers bringing up the issue of OpenRG and PPP LCP:-

Bt infinity - home hub 5 - dropping connection

I wonder how long it will be before that thread gets shut down too!

This is quite interesting and paints BT in the light I have seen them for quite some time:-

The Register - BT finally admits its Home Hub router scuppers some VPN connections

The last paragraph mentions the issues with the HH5 that BT still insist has no issues at all and as mentioned they lock any thread that even vaguely suggests it does!

I don't believe a word you tell me BT and it would seem a growing number of other customers don't either.

im not banned yet but had 2 threads closed thay dont like it when people have ago at them lol