04-10-2019 12:55 PM
Hi,
I have an RV340W in deployment that has been giving me issues for a few months now. WAN 1 is connected to our modem and WAN 2 is connected to a Cradlepoint. The Cradlepoint was installed because the network kept dropping out. We had the ISP come and do signal testing and they gave us a clean bill of health, and they even swapped the modem for piece of mind. We tested the failover from WAN 1 to WAN 2 by disconnecting the modem and the Cradlepoint took over without issue. However, the problem we were originally seeing still persists and the router is not failing over as programmed. The router becomes unreachable and the network and all associated devices fall offline. We are able to get the network back online by rebooting the router, but there are no error logs indicating the what the problem is on the router:
"2019-04-10T07:48:55-08:00 <alert>Webfilter: Webfilter application damonized successfully !!!!
2019-04-10T07:48:55-08:00 <alert>Webfilter: Webfilter application damonizing !!!
2019-04-10T07:48:23-08:00 <critical>xl2tpd: setsockopt recvref[30]: Protocol not available
2019-04-09T16:50:54-08:00 <alert>system: domain name= and hostname=ats-jmla-router configured"
Router fell offline shortly after the critical log above.
I'm not sure what's causing the entire network to fall offline without WAN 1 failing over to WAN 2.
I've read through some articles that say it could be an issue with having IPV6 dual stack disabled: https://community.cisco.com/t5/small-business-routers/rv320-connection-drop-with-single-wan/td-p/2533824
I have IPV6 enabled with DHCP Prefix Delegation enabled and the issue remains.
Any insight you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
08-13-2020 05:40 PM
08-28-2020 11:53 PM
> We are able to get the network back online by rebooting the router, but there are no error logs indicating the what the problem is on the router:
I've a related problem which I've not started investigating yet with my RV260 - I know it's different model but I think they are very similar. Mine just seems to stop communicating, all looks fine but we basically lose Internet. If I reboot just the RV260 then it's fine again, like you there is nothing in the logs and no indication I can see of anything being wrong.
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