[Mldonkey-bugs] [bugs #1541] Router / DSL modem are shot down...

[spiralvoice]

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This patch report is very old. If the bug still exists in current

versions please post a new bug report - spiralvoice






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[bugs #1541] Full Item Snapshot:

URL: <http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?func=detailitem&item_id=1541>
Project: mldonkey, a free e-Donkey client
Submitted by: 0
On: Tue 10/29/2002 at 03:16

Category:  None
Severity:  5 - Average
Item Group:  None
Resolution:  None
Assigned to:  None
Status:  Closed
Release:  2.00
Release:  
Platform Version:  Mac OS X Jaguar
Binaries Origin:  Downloaded from Savannah


Summary:  Router / DSL modem are shot down...

Original Submission:  See 



http://forums.edonkey2000.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=44796&sid=c102d2ff72982b69e25a02a70cf7c93e



same happens to my DSL. Have to pull the plug and plug in again...

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Date: Tue 12/02/2003 at 19:19       By: spiralvoice
This patch report is very old. If the bug still exists in current

versions please post a new bug report - spiralvoice

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Date: Fri 08/29/2003 at 02:03       By: alech
I disagree. A router is a machine to route my network traffic - no matter what 
I throw at it. If it has problems, it should  (maybe) drop it, but not cease 
routing "normal" traffic!

Funnily enough, it seems to work once I use it behind a Linux box who does 
NATing. Maybe I should look into User Mode Linux and run mldonkey on that 
virtual box... I'll keep you posted once I try it out.

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Date: Thu 08/28/2003 at 21:12       By: None
A bug is a coding error in to a program. The ammount of memory is limited in to 
router to keep prices down. This is the reason why router tables sometimes have 
a low number of entries. This clearly isn't a bug of the router! Its a feature.

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Date: Mon 07/14/2003 at 20:19       By: None
On Zyxel routers you should disable NAT and get rid of that stupid 256 limit. 

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Date: Thu 03/06/2003 at 00:02       By: None
Hello,



In fact, this is not a bug. This is a problem on a 'chip' router. Also, your 
router have a little nat table, and on the major 'chip' router (like zyxel 
prestige 310 ...) the nat table have only 255 entry. So, when you make a 
connection to outside, you user more and more connection on nat table, and 
after a moment, the router haven't finish to refresh the nat table (after dead 
connection, timeout connection ....) that you ask a other and you flood the nat 
table. A this time, when you as a new connection, the router drop the packet 
because his internat nat table is full. The connection appear down, but not it 
is.

The arround is to config mldonkey to open max 100 connection , and if possible 
disable overnet (nat is for incoming and outcoming packet).

Or by a other router. I have change my prestige 310 by a cisco 1605 (with 
ethernet modem) and i limit the nat table to 3072 entry to the nat table. Then, 
i can use 600 connection in same time (the cpu of cisco router is 40% of use).



Ludovic LEVET.

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Date: Sun 01/12/2003 at 18:30       By: None
In my opinion this is also a bug with the firmware on the routers in question, 
no amount of bad traffic should _ever_ hang the router.



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Date: Wed 01/08/2003 at 11:37       By: alech
same problem for me here. lowering the mtu of the ppp-device

apparently helped in preventing the problem to appear for a few hours, but it 
still appears :(












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