Hi there and thanks for the help. I sent you the diagnostic info.
In answer to your questions (in order):
1.] I will check but technically I’m not streaming audio over the network. I’m controlling the device through the WAN even though I am within range of the wireless. Connecting through the WAN on my phone to control the unit saves battery life on the device so I prefer not to turn on wifi. Think of it as using my phone as a remote control for a media server but instead of connecting through the LAN I’m connecting and controlling through the WAN. We are a company that specializes in creating networks for very large home automation systems and this is a common practice our clients would do.
2.] Once again, we are not streaming audio but rather controlling the media server that gives us two way feedback on the “remote” in this case an Android phone. The connection is through the WAN via port forwarding.
3.] The VPN connection is done with SonicWALL Global VPN client and is used throughout the day to securely connect to our clients systems. As the ISA is in our lab it is also what we use to connect out to clients networks for service and/or support. We’ve found the issue mainly comes up when we are doing anything that requires outside of normal traffic through the WAN. This seems to include the external connection from the remote while concurrently utilizing VPN. This is very random though so it’s hard to pinpoint. All I know is that it will reboot on its own with no rhyme or reason to it and other times it seems to happen when multiple things are going through the WAN at once. For instance, just yesterday we were VPN’d into a location and tried to stream a local radio station at the same time and the router rebooted twice in row.
4.] We have a very simple setup as of right now due to the fact that we recently upgraded the firmware on the ISA. We’re back to a flat network, no VLAN’s, with an ESW-5408P switch, the ISA500W, and our cable modem. We have an OnPlus unit connected as well as a few other devices for testing purposes including a media server, a Crestron control processor, two network printers, some laptops, and every once in a while a full network or two (being configured) added to one of the ISA ports for internet access.
