Interesting. I've not rebooted the firewall in my case. It usually heals itself quickly with just a couple of pings lost. But sometimes someone has to physically reseat the cable. I've replaced the cable without luck. And now I've put a Cisco switch in between the firewall and the ISP equipment. The later has been positive for over 24H now, but we'll see in the long run.
I also don't understand why the link lights are on and the dashboard is orange. It's like there's a layer in between. I mean if I run shutdown on a port in a Cisco switch it's instantly down. It feels like there's a missing safety net/recovery feature. Or the feature should be more intense and not give up that quickly. What if I deploy this device far out in no mans land and has to bring someone on-site to reboot, not fun.
edit: The logs from the ISP confirms the interface going up and down at those timestamps too
