After doing a lot of research, the best I found was that this was just normal behind the scenes firewall activity that was being logged in the Kernel Logs. Prior to the update, kernel logging was not turned on by default. I turned the kernel logging off, and no more errors. The device has worked fine with no other errors, so that is all that matters in the end. But I do like your resolution better. :-)   ... View more

I too had a similar situation with that router doing random reboots. I saved all configuration information, did a hard factory reset, then installed the latest firmware 1.0.5.8 and re-entered all the configuration settings BY HAND. Do not restore the configuration file from the prior setup. (Very important according to Cisco). Be sure to reboot after entering all the configuration settings. It has operated rock solid after that with no errors logged or unwanted reboots.  Hope this helps. Ron  ... View more

Did you ever find a resolution to this problem? I am having the same issues, and have not recieved even a word from Cisco about it. Very poor. ... View more

I too am getting the same NO CONNTRACK FOUND errors after upgrading to v1.0.5.8. The upgrade was done as directed, with factory reset prior to the upgrade, and all configuration settings entered manually afterwards.  Why am I seeing these, and how are they fixed? Never had them before the firmware upgrade. Thanks, Ron RV220W ... View more

I know I can get the serial number, will have to contact finance dept and see where the bill of sale is. Will be in touch. Thanks, Ron ... View more

Hi Eric, I am located in south central Pennsylvania. I am not at the device location right now, so the serial number will have to wait until later. All units were purchased from New Egg about three years ago. Here again I can get you specifics if needed later. I am suspecting that a unit that was suppose to be for export only got mixed in with the North American stock. How I did not see the incorrect region until just recently is somewhat a mystery. What I do have is the PID VID of WAP4410N-E V02 with a MAC address of 58:8D:09:E2:D1:B0 if that helps you at all. Thanks for the reply. Ron ... View more

"I advise you to keep with this information." What kind of answer is that? Could you provide something a little more useful, as I to am having the same issues. Is this a wireless configuration issue? Thanks, Ron Sullivan ... View more

Join the club. . . .I have the same issues with custom rules and have been trying to get it to work for over a month now. I can only stall for so long with this problem. I need to get some ports open for established services that also was not a problem with a residential Netgear router. ... View more

What I have found is that the ports "appear" to be opening from the UPnP, but if they were configured in the Custom Services, they will not pass data. Only the pre-configured standard ports allow traffic. These services that are using the ports worked fine with my old E3000 router, and nothing else changed in the network configuration. What is being missed here? The default setting of allow all outbound traffic should do just that. It seems like it is passing inbound data but no outbound. The DNAT setting, would that be the router address of the RV220? That is what I have it set to. ... View more

That is what I am thinking as well, and it appears that a complete power down is necessary. Under the Status tab the port forwarding shows nothing, but under the Administration tab| Discovery Settings|UPnP it does have listings in the portmap table. What I do not have yet is any display of log information, even though several items are enabled. Tried several browsers, including Chrome, FireFox and IE8, but they all show blank. Even made sure pop-up blockers were turned off. Any ideas on that item?? ... View more

Got frustrated with the entire thing and left it sit last week. During that time we had a power outage due to electrical storms. Came back to it tonight and it appears it is working fine now. The only thought I have is that after making the changes, the removal of all power somehow served as a reset and applied the setting when the Save command did not. I will monitor it for a few days and see what happens. ... View more

I too have been knocking my head trying to get this figured out. Not to sound like a stupid question, but is the DNAT address that of the router, or of the machine that you are trying to set the port up for? Right now I have it set at the router IP, thinking that it is doing the NAT duties. Thanks for any help! Ron ... View more

Hello Bob, Sorry for the delay in getting back, had other fires to put out. To answer your reply, yes I have found the location and have checked it and saved the configuration change. I also have gone to the open port table and watched while enabling a UPnP application, (Tunnelier SSH) on another machine. No signs of any ports opening. Another note is that I did succeed in getting other ports open in the firewall using the access rules, but only for the pre-configured services. If I add a custom service or port and make an access rule, it does not open. Any ideas what I am missing here? Thanks for the help. Ron ... View more