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I have an Asus Mesh system (ASUS ZenWiFi AX) that is connected to my wall socket via a BT Openreach modem. The router stops working intermittently for approximately a minute several times a times a day, this has been going on for some 6 weeks.. I have been working with Asus and after several attempts to troubleshoot they replaced the routers, however the issue remains. On the logs I get the message below. Could the issue be with the Openreach modem, and if so can I troubleshoot? I don't think the modem is available any longer, is there an alternative modem I can buy or an inexpensive modem/router that can act as a bridge?
Thanks in advance.
Apr 29 20:27:34 WAN Connection: WAN was exceptionally disconnected.
Apr 29 20:27:36 WAN Connection: Fail to connect with some issues.
Apr 29 20:27:38 pppd[1666]: Connection terminated.
Apr 29 20:27:38 pppd[1666]: Modem hangup
Apr 29 20:27:48 pppd[1666]: Connected to 2a:8a:1c:e9:c6:72 via interface eth0
Apr 29 20:27:48 pppd[1666]: Connect: ppp0 <--> eth0
Apr 29 20:27:48 pppd[1666]: CHAP authentication succeeded
Apr 29 20:27:48 pppd[1666]: peer from calling number 2A:8A:1C:E9:C6:72 authorized
Apr 29 20:27:48 pppd[1666]: local IP address 92.27.159.84
Apr 29 20:27:48 pppd[1666]: remote IP address 62.24.254.204
Apr 29 20:27:48 pppd[1666]: primary DNS address 79.79.79.77
Apr 29 20:27:48 pppd[1666]: secondary DNS address 79.79.79.78
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