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PaulFNZ

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#274583 29-Aug-2020 22:32
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Hiya

 

My NF18ACV logs all look like this:

 

 

As you can see it looks like it is constantly trying to connect. Seems a bit weird, would have thought this would be off for a fibre connection, but I know nothing...

 

What does concern me though is it's memory graph is maxed out...

 

 

Should I be removing DSL in the settings? If so; exactly which? Just every checkbox under "DSL"?

 

I assume I should just leave the WAN service interfaces alone?

 

Thanks for the advice!
Paul


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  #2552167 29-Aug-2020 22:33
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Ok so I tried disabling all of those but got the message "Need to select at least one modulation mode."

 

So I guess there's more to it?




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  #2552176 29-Aug-2020 23:04
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Unplug the dsl cable...

 

 





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  #2552177 29-Aug-2020 23:07
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Ahh, I don't understand... This is fibre, so just ethernet to the ONT.



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  #2552194 30-Aug-2020 01:10
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Seems weird that it would dial at all if it can't see a dsl signal at all.





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  #2552248 30-Aug-2020 09:53
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Yup the DSL port is empty.

  #2552251 30-Aug-2020 10:00
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remove the xDSL pppoe connection profile from the interface?


  #2552252 30-Aug-2020 10:00
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factory reset it and run the wizard for fibre?


 
 
 

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  #2552257 30-Aug-2020 10:19
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Jase2985:

 

remove the xDSL pppoe connection profile from the interface?

 

 

Would I just hit delete on the 2nd and 3rd line here?

 


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  #2552261 30-Aug-2020 10:47
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PaulFNZ:

 

Jase2985:

 

remove the xDSL pppoe connection profile from the interface?

 

 

Would I just hit delete on the 2nd and 3rd line here?

 

 

 

 

 

should do the trick






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  #2552436 30-Aug-2020 15:24
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Turns out it didn't!! Logs were still flooded with connection attempts/errors. So weird.
Went through the 'easy setup' again - still no luck.

 

The only way I got rid of it was to deselect all modulations except VDSL2, then deselect all of it's profiles...

 

 

Maybe it does need a factory reset.

 

Anyone else on fibre with this symptom? Logs clogged with DSL errors and/or high memory usage at idle?
Maybe the memory issue isn't really an issue at all.


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  #2552614 30-Aug-2020 20:32
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Did that change fix the Memory usage problem?

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  #2552677 30-Aug-2020 22:04
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concordnz: Did that change fix the Memory usage problem?

Nope, still high as a kite!

But this is well outside my expertise; maybe they just show allocated RAM rather than in use? It'd make the graph pointless then though... So yeah ...
Funny as the manual shows a screenshot that's not this high!

I'd be interested in anecdotal reports from other users of this device.

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  #2552681 30-Aug-2020 22:13
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This is from the manual:

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  #2552853 31-Aug-2020 09:17
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So I have the same router/modem as you but on Trustpower, I appear to get that same high memory issue. I can't seem to get any logs though but do swear it appears like my fibre (or something else) isn't keeping a constant connection (connects/drops/connects again) which as per my own trouble posted on this forum, I'm starting to wonder is the issue with getting Google Wifi connected.

 


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  #2553160 31-Aug-2020 14:09
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Mine shows the same memory usage but why is high memory usage a problem? What is the point of having memory if it isn't used? Just maybe it likes using the memory to speed up its processes.


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