tinytim wrote:The "system up-time" is since the last reboot or power cycle.
On the Status page under the WAN section for ADSL is the time since the last connect or re-sync , under MER I don't think we get this information.
Using ADSL whenever I resync this connect time is reset as I would expect it to be.
Am not sure what MER is - forgive my ignorance.......
In my WAN status I can see the "Connection" section where it should be showing elapsed time but I just see the word "Up". Could this have anything to do with my settings?
I'm on the Be*/O2 network so have to use MP0A protocol, as per the user guide. Could this have anything to do with it?
You can check your system log, for any disconnections. It will state ADSL down or something like that if a disconnection has taken place.
I can see the ADSL link uptime on my status page. But I can't see anywhere else where that information is available - either in the CLI via telenet or through SNMP.
tinytim wrote:The "system up-time" is since the last reboot or power cycle.
On the Status page under the WAN section for ADSL is the time since the last connect or re-sync , under MER I don't think we get this information.
Using ADSL whenever I resync this connect time is reset as I would expect it to be.
Am not sure what MER is - forgive my ignorance.......
In my WAN status I can see the "Connection" section where it should be showing elapsed time but I just see the word "Up". Could this have anything to do with my settings?
I'm on the Be*/O2 network so have to use MP0A protocol, as per the user guide. Could this have anything to do with it?
When using MPOA (MER) this normal you will not see a connection up time, if you were using PPPOA instead of MPOA then you will see a connection up.
If you want to check for disconnections, you can check the system log on the router.
billion_fan wrote:
When using MPOA (MER) this normal you will not see a connection up time, if you were using PPPOA instead of MPOA then you will see a connection up.
I don't have a choice being on the O2/be* network.
Presumably this will be addressed in a future firmware update?
I've always been able to view my current ADSL uptime with other routers.