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gareth41

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#289044 9-Aug-2021 14:38
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We moved into a brand new house, new subdivision, Chrous installed a Type 300 ONT.  The first few days after installation we had quite a few link downs on the ONT LAN1 port (not pppoe related, this is the actual LAN port going down for a few seconds) - I assumed it was due to updates and the ONT rebooting itself.  However after a couple months, still have same problem, although its usually once a week.  It's just happened again just now and is a bit of an annoyance as I work from home a lot and causes Zoom calls and RDP sessions etc... to drop when it does happen.  The router I'm using is a Mikrotik RB3011UiAS.  ISP is voyager - but I don't think the router or ISP is the problem.

 

At our old place we had one of the older ONT's a Type 200 and using exactly the same router but configured for Spark, and we never had any disconnects, had link uptime of more than a month some times, the only time anything was reset was when we had powercuts.

 

Is this a known issue with the newer ONT's?


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  #2757279 9-Aug-2021 15:14
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This isn't a known issue (not one that I've seen)

As per last poster, best to swap out the ethernet cable and if you really want to, put a switch between the ONT and router to see which side falls over.

Otherwise - you could log a case with your RSP for us to swap out the ONT.

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