[RP-PPPoE] Getting disconnects - but reconnecting ok only seconds later

Paul Young paul at arkig.com
Mon Apr 14 23:01:49 EDT 2014


Hello everyone,

First let me say I am new to rp-pppoe so I am open to all advice.

We have been experiencing a drop out with our internet connection and
I am not sure what the cause is.

I have raised this with our service provider and they believe it is on our side.

A little background - we are running a Centos 6.5 Server as our
internet gateway\router. It is using rp-pppoe-3.10-10.el6.x86_64 to
sign into the Service provider.

The service provider has a fibre cable running into our rack and then
into an NTU with an ethernet sign off that is connected to the outside
facing nic on the gateway server.

And I get things like this in the log (some details edited):

Apr  9 08:13:31 <my server> pppd[5244]: No response to 6 echo-requests
Apr  9 08:13:31 <my server> pppd[5244]: Serial link appears to be disconnected.
Apr  9 08:13:31 <my server> pppd[5244]: Connect time 3557.0 minutes.
Apr  9 08:13:31 <my server> pppd[5244]: Sent 2422772987 bytes,
received 3331650322 bytes.
Apr  9 08:13:37 <my server> pppd[5244]: Connection terminated.
Apr  9 08:13:37 <my server> pppd[5244]: Modem hangup
Apr  9 08:13:37 <my server> rsyslogd-2177: imuxsock lost 266 messages
from pid 5245 due to rate-limiting
Apr  9 08:13:37 <my server> pppoe[5245]: read (asyncReadFromPPP):
Session 33768: Input/output error
Apr  9 08:13:37 <my server> pppoe[5245]: Sent PADT
Apr  9 08:13:37 <my server> pppd[5244]: Exit.
Apr  9 08:13:37 <my server> pppoe-connect: PPPoE connection lost;
attempting re-connection.
Apr  9 08:13:42 <my server> pppd[18364]: pppd 2.4.5 started by <admin
user>, uid 0
Apr  9 08:13:42 <my server> pppd[18364]: Using interface ppp0
Apr  9 08:13:42 <my server> pppd[18364]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/pts/1
Apr  9 08:13:42 <my server> pppoe[18365]: PPP session is 64930 (0xfda2)
Apr  9 08:13:45 <my server> pppd[18364]: PAP authentication succeeded
Apr  9 08:13:45 <my server> pppd[18364]: local  IP address <my
internet facing address>
Apr  9 08:13:45 <my server> pppd[18364]: remote IP address <My
Providers upstream address>

To me it looks like something on our service provider side from
reading through the above. However I get the impression from them that
they think the router has an issue.

But they only appear to check after the fact.

What am I missing here?

Thanks


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