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Standard User hutchingsp
(knowledge is power) Wed 06-Dec-06 18:00:29
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Zyxel and always up connection?


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Does anyone know if there is a way to force a Zyxel router to reconnect if the connection is dropped, other than the "nailed up connection" option in the WAN settings?

We had a bit of a power cut/wobble some time during the small hours and whilst the router has had power it doesn't look like it's been connected all day long which has caused a few headaches.

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(deleted) Wed 06-Dec-06 18:19:15
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It should reconnect automatically; my P650 certainly does. Can't think off the top of my head that there is a setting anywhere else that affects this.

It could be that it tried but was prevented from connecting (such as a stale session). Have you checked the logs to see why it didn't reconnect?
Standard User hutchingsp
(knowledge is power) Wed 06-Dec-06 18:23:25
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Nothing obvious in the logs (assume you mean the ones you get at via the CLI?). I'm wondering if the fact it wasn't a full power cut just a series of spikes/surges/whatever might have got it "confused" for lack of a better term?

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Standard User levi_g
(knowledge is power) Wed 06-Dec-06 19:31:29
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Re: Zyxel and always up connection?


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you need to tick the box that says "nailed-up connection" in the wan page of the settings. Or atleast thats what I have to do, it will just resync/reconnect if it drops or has a power cut.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 07-Dec-06 00:15:13
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If it was a series of spikes/surges, then yes it's possible that the router got itself in a twist.

I've realised that I didn't make it clear that you need to enable the "nailed-up connection". I had assumed you had this set already, but re-reading your OP left me wondering if this was the case?
Standard User hutchingsp
(knowledge is power) Fri 08-Dec-06 17:52:03
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Yep that's definitely ticked. Just realised I posted this in the wrong forum too.. damn!

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(deleted) Sat 09-Dec-06 00:14:25
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No worries...don't think anyone was looking!

I take it the router now appears to have stablised?
Standard User Sandgrounder
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 09-Dec-06 08:10:03
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Sounds more like a job for a surge protector, or even a small UPS.

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