BEFSR41 and ntp

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• BEFSR41 and reduced connection speed

  I got cable high speed last week, and with it connected directly to my PC, I got amazing 28-33 Mbps connection speeds.

  So I plugged the router today to coonect mine and my wife (via Cat5) PC to cable and now I get only about 5 Mbit/s.

  The router choking off the coast of flow? Do I need a different model that can handle the speed?

  What the BEFSR41 version do you have?

  This problem of slowness "WAN to LAN speed" has been reported with version 1 and version 2.  Version 2 seems to be limited to about 7 Mbps.   Version 1 is slower.

• Broadband BEFSR41 and wrt54g routers a create a vpn or a tunnel to an IP phone.

  Hello

  where is the VPN feature / passthru for a vpn connection? I don't use a lot of routers, and it must be called something else. any help much appreciated.

  Bob

  The BEFSR41 nor the WRT54G have a VPN server. They don't support VPN. You can only run your own VPN server inside your LAN and to connect to one.

• EZVPN leak netflow and ntp to ISP

  I have a G 881 with a cellular modem from verizon with EZVPN in network Extension mode. This config is running Netflow packets directly on the cell interface. I want them to go to my IPSEC tunnel to my internal Netflow collector. Same thing is happening to NTP. Because these packages have (10.x.x.x) private IP addresses to the source field that Verizon maintains close the cell interface. I tried natting and ACL, but because these packages are generated by the router, it allows to circumvent these mechanisms.

  Does anyone have a work around for this problem.

  Have you tried your traffic NTP and Netflow how to associate a specific interface on your router? These interfaces include your field of encryption.

  Examples:

  IP flow-export Loopback0 source

  source NTP Loopback0

• Cisco ISE synchronization and NTP server

  I am currently implementing Cisco ISE to our customer.

  But having a little problem Cisco ISE cannot synchronize with NTP server.

  Keep in mind, NTP servers in AD.

  Currently, Cisco ISE synchronize just at the local level.

  Cisco ISE implemented distributed mode, when there are two Cisco ISE installed on VMware (Administration & monitoring primary & secondary node), and another is the device (political Service node).

  As a result of it might not sync server NTP and the ISE of Cisco, Cisco ISE often OUT-OF-SYN.

  Is there a solution for this problem?

  Gandhi,

  This is a known issue, I have crossed upwards and have not read that you use AD as your NTP server, there have been problems with integration of the ISE and ACS with AD as their ntp source, please use another device like sources ntp, for example a router.

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani
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• SNMP and NTP

  What is SNMP? and why do we use? How to activate it?

  What is NTP? and why do we use? How to activate it?

  Thank you

  Prashant

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• Comments from Linux and NTP

  I use a virtual machine of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3 on ESX 3.5. Lately, the ntpd service has been stopped and is a descendant of sync time. Then you must manually restart the ntpd service and the clock is correct once again (for a little while). We have not configured for synchronization with the ESX host. The ntp.conf file has both of our DCs in this document, so it syncs with them. other 2 Linux servers have this same problem but all other Windows and Linux servers are fine.

  Anyone seen this before? I don't know if it's because it's a virtual machine or it is a totally separate issue with the Linux server.

  Thank you

  Scott

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• Both the configuration and ntp.conf tab / step-tickers

  Hi so just wondering with the new tab of configuration of time do I need to set ntp server in ntp.conf and step tickers or which has become redundant? Just I have a few guests who are about 10 min outside in their time, I checked and the file or ntp or tickers are defined but the time configuration tab is activated in the firewall client ntp...

  Bravo!

  I don't think you need to do something on the ntp.conf or step-tickers. you just need to enter the ntp server settings in the configuration tab. I've seen the issue you mentioned, but can be solved by restarting the ntp service available in the same window... hope that helps.

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• BEFSR41 and New Modem/router DSL

  Verizon has recently replaced my DSL modem with a new DSL modem/router with a dynamic IP address. Even though I have full internet access with the new modem of the Setup for my Linksys BEFSR41 router disk will not be connected to the internet. What should I do for the new modem so that the Setup disk will see the internet? The DSL modem/router has only one port so I'm not able to have more than one computer/device hooked up at the same time so I still need my router.

  Well how about you that :-) It all works now. Thank you guys.

  Dale

• Guest operating system and NTP time synchronization

  Previously he had problems with operating systems using VMware tools to synchronize the time with the ESXi hypervisor. These problems are solved in 5.5 ESXi?  Is the current best practice to use an external NTP server or it's OK now to the OS to sync with invited ESXi?

  Thank you!

  I'm not aware of technical problems. If the host is synchronized correctly, you shouldn't have any problems with the client VMware Tools time synchronization. That you should keep in mind is that a guest must only synchronizes time with a single source. In an announcement which is usually a domain controller. Also mak sure you synchronize the ESXi host time from a virtual machine running on the host.

  André

• BEFSR41 v. 1 - do not get IP WAN, updated firmware to update

  I can get into the setup on the web.

  I can ping.

  ipconfig indicates that the LAN IP address is correct (192.168.1.1).

  All lights are light up properly.

  My internet connection works correctly (i.e. without the router).

  I've upgraded to the latest firmware (for this version of the router which is v.1, yes it's old).

  "But... under the tab"Status"in the setup, when I type"Release DHCP", then on DHCP renew," the WAN IP address is 0.0.0.0.  How can I force this thing to look for an IP address?

  Just can not know what does not work!

  Any ideas?  Thank you!!!

  (Mod Note: edited title)

  Assuming that you have a good ethernet cable between your BEFSR41 and router upstream (ADSL "modem" or "cable modem"), I guess the router upstream ISP (ADSL "modem" or "cable modem") is looking for a particular MAC address and is to remember your computer (since you've tried things wihtout the BEFSR41).  You have two choices.

  (1) turn off the router upstream (ADSL "modem" or "cable modem"), turn off the BEFSR41, wait a full minute, switch on the router upstream (ADSL "modem" or "cable modem"), let it resync to the line (takes a minute or two), then turn on the BEFSR41, see if it receives an IP address.

  If no, then try

  (2) to clone the MAC address of your computer on the WAN interface, repeat step 1.

  Russ

• Configure BEFSR41 V.2.1. to use as switch with ADSL ZTE Modem in Bridged mode

  I found a thread of 2009 who has a link that could help me with this configuration, but the link does not work.

  I have a Linksys BEFSR41 V.2.1 and need to set it up, so I can use it as a switch with our ZTE 831 ADSL Modem, which is in bridged Mode.

  The IP address of the BEFSR41 changed to avoid a conflict with the address IP of Modem ZTE ADSL, which is 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.2.1.

  If the PC is connected directly to the ZTE ADSL Modem, I can access the Internet and I can access the Menu of Configuration of Modem ZTE.

  If the PC is directly connected to the Linksys BEFSR41, I can access the Menu of Configuration Linksys.

  If the PC is connected to the Linksys BEFSR41, and which is connected to the ZTE ADSL Modem, I can't access the Internet, and I cannot Ping the ZTE ADSL Modem.

  Please give me a URL that indicates how the Linksys BEFSR41 should be configured to use as a switch with my ADSL Modem from ZTE in bridged Mode.

  My belief is that after I have the Linksys set up, I then plug the ZTE ADSL modem in the Linksys unit and use it to DHCP.

  DRM for your time and help! Lanny

  1. I never told of any change on the Advanced Routing page.

  2 do not connect the internet port for ZTE with this kind of configuration. You cannot use the internet port.

  3. Once you set that you can use the remaining LAN for ethernet devices ports in your local network.

• BEFSR41 wired router affected by change of modem cable

  Hi all

  You don't know if someone here can help me with a problem with the router above following a change of modem, I can get things to work, but once everything is turned off, the next time it starts things are back to how they were.

  To give a bit of history...

  My setup is a G4 Mac and a Xbox 360 Elite connected to a wired router BEFSR41, which in turn is connected to my cable modem, I am based in the United Kingdom so my ISP is Virgin Media.

  This configuration has been absolutely rock solid for more than 3 years, but last Sunday, I was unable to connect to internet and I noticed that the light on the modem was flashing instead of be constant, as it is supposed to be.

  I called Virgin and they did a test signal and confirm there is a problem and sent an engineer. He arrived Tuesday and confirmed the modem was very old and had packed and replaced by a new. We rebooted everything and everything was fine, I could email and get out on the internet as before.

  It worked fine the next day too but on Thursday morning, despite the fire loan being constant on the modem, I couldn't online again. I called Virgin and they did another test signal and said that something did not look right and they would send another engineer.

  He came Friday (different GUY), but confirmed that there is nothing wrong with the modem, the signal is OK just to verify, plugged the Mac directly into the modem, bypassing the router and I could get on the internet without problem.

  It seems that the router is at fault, but I have to say that it is a massive coincidence that it has stopped working correctly two days after the modem has been change, so I was looking at the configuration of the router via my browser page, and the only thing I did was to confirm under Type of Internet connection that "automatically an IP address to get" has been selected and I saved the settings and bingo everything works well again.

  So I put off, Mac, router and modem and switched back them and I'm at square one, no internet access. If I go to the router setup page again, "get automatically an IP address' is still selected and if I hit again 'save settings' everything works fine.

  I then started to bounce back each element separately and by turning the router or the mac on / off does not affect access, I am still able to get on the net, but as soon as I bounce the modem, I'm in the place again until I have click on 'save' on the router set up page.

  It's just my head in - what is the modem to the router to make it 'lose' its parameters and specifically, how to fix?

  I must say I don't remember when I bought the router through any complex installation, it is basically out of the box, go hooked upward and worked for 3 years and more.

  Any suggestions would be very welcome.

  Nick

  As far as I know, it seems that you have a cable modem.

  Your BEFSR41 should work with your modem when the BEFSR41 has been reset by default.  In addition, in some cases, you may need to 'clone' of the MAC address of the computer (the one that works when you connect it to the modem) in your BEFSR41.

  To reset your router by default, follow these steps:

  (1) turn off all computers, the router and the modem and disconnect from the wall.
  (2) disconnect all the wires of the router.
  (3) turn on the router and let it start up completely (1-2 minutes).
  (4) press in and hold the reset for 30 seconds button, then release it, then let the router reset and restart (2-3 minutes).
  (5) turn the router.
  (6) connect a computer cable to port 1 of the router (NOT to the internet port).
  (7) turn on the router and let it start up completely (1-2 minutes).
  (8) the power of the computer (if the computer has a wireless card, make sure it's off).
  (9) try ping on the router. To do this, click the 'Start' button > all programs > Accessories > command prompt. A black DOS window will appear. Enter the following text: "ping 192.168.1.1" (without the quotes) and press the Enter key. You will see 3 or 4 lines that begin with ' response to... ". "or"Request timed out". If you see "reply from...". ", your computer has found your router.
  (10) open your browser and point it to 192.168.1.1. This will take you to the login page of your router. Let the empty user name (Note: some routers have a username "admin") and in the password field, enter "admin" (without the quotes). This will take you to your router configuration page. Note the version number of your firmware (usually found near upper right corner of the screen).

  (11) If you need to clone the MAC address of your computer, do this step now.

  (12) If you get this far without problems, quit your browser and put your entire network.  Then, using an ethernet cable, connect the ethernet port of your modem to the Internet port on the BEFSR41.  Leave your computer connected to a LAN of the BEFSR41 ports.  If your modem has a USB port, do not connect anything to it.  If your modem works with a battery, remove it now, and then wait one minute, then replace the battery.  Turn on your modem and let it start up completely (1-5 minutes).  Turn on your BEFSR41 and let it start up completely (1-2 minutes).  Turn on your computer.  Try to connect to the Internet.  If you have a problem, temporarily disable your firewall software computer and try again to connect.  If you still have problems, see 'The replacement boot order' below.

  If you can not ' response to... ". "in step 9 above, your router is probably dead. A report with this problem

  If you get a response in step 9, but cannot complete step 10, is that your router is dead or the firmware is damaged. Related to this issue.

  If you need additional help, please give the results of steps 9 and 10. In addition, if you receive error messages, copy them exactly, and report.

  Please let me know how things turn out for you.

  Changing the boot order *.

  The boot order (modem, router, then computer) that I mentioned above is the classic boot order, and it works with most of the networks.  Some networks will work well if you turn on all devices at the same time.  However, the other networks is very picky about the way in which they are started, and they may also require a different boot order.  Sometimes, it can require a lot of experimenting until you find the boot order that works.  For example, I had once a system requiring that I start the router first, wait 5 minutes, and then start the modem and the computer.  Try different orders on your system until you find what works.

• New computer Windows 7 and the Wii

  Well, I really have no where else to turn, so I thought I might as well try these forums.

  Basically, my problem is that my new computer Windows 7 Home (I just bought 1 week ago), may not share the router with Wii my brother. This is the router card, as well as my problem:

  Linksys BEFSR41 V4, 4 port wired router-last update

  ISP is Comcast

  Configured for the port before the Wii, using the - Ports 1-65535, both TCP and UDP and assigned a static IP address 192.168.1.111 (which was at the recommendation of Nintendo on the phone)

  Wii has been assigned a static IP (as mentioned above) as it was my computer.

  Wii has the correct entries in the router DNS server

  Wii is configured to use the wired connection

  My computer is a Dell Studio XPS 8000

  Here's my IPconfig/all

  Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
  Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.

  C:\Users\Mokey>ipconfig/all

  Windows IP configuration

  Name of the host...: Mokey-PC
  Primary Dns suffix...:
  Node... type: hybrid
  Active... IP routing: No.
  Active... proxy WINS: No.

  Ethernet connection to the Local network card:

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Broadcom NetLink (TM) gigabit Ethernet
  Physical address.... : 00-25-64-E8-CE-10
  DHCP active...: No.
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes
  Address IPv6 local link...: fe80::45d:fd19:80fe:3 b 74% 14 (Preferred)
  IPv4 address: 192.168.1.150 (Preferred)
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
  ... Default gateway. : 192.168.1.1.
  DHCPv6 IOOKING...: 251667812
  DHCPv6 DUID customer...: 00-01-00-01-12-B1-5C-31-00-25-64-E8-CE-10

  DNS servers...: 192.168.1.1.
  NetBIOS over TCP/IP...: enabled

  Card tunnel Local Area Connection * 12:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Microsoft 6to4 card
  Physical address.... : 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-E0
  DHCP active...: No.
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Tunnel adapter isatap. {677AB390-DC0F-4548-8F15-A546757783EC}:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Adapter Microsoft ISATAP #3
  Physical address.... : 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-E0
  DHCP active...: No.
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  My static IP PC specs:

  Internet Version 4 Protocol

  IP address: 192.168.1.150

  Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

  Default gateway: 192.168.1.1

  Preferred DNS server: 192.168.1.1

  Alternate DNS server: white

  We have 2 computers and a Wii connected to the router, everything has a static Ip address. If Wii Port Forwarding is disabled, both, we can go online, no problem what - if - ever, everything is wonderful and quick. If the Wii is enabled on the router, my brother PC and Wii can apply online, but my PC can't. It has never happened before with my old XP sp3 computer (HP Pavilion, record quite high for the time, 9 years old, worked as a beauty ), but for some reason my other cannot share the line with the Wii. Just mine, no less . I don't know what could be the cause of the problem. I did research all this information when we first have his Wii, so everything was peachy until this new computer.

  Please, any help is very appreciated, I traveled more than 4 hours time to mobile phone, only to get the evasive of Comcast and Dell.

  Your TM602G is a cable modem which should work fine when your BEFSR41 resetting to the factory default values.  Note that your modem has a battery in it.  The battery must be removed, for a minute, each time that install you the modem with a new router, or connect a computer directly to it.  I suspect that is the reason why you couldn't get an Internet connection with the last configuration that we tried.  Also, do not connect anything to the TM602G USB port.

  For the time being, until all computers are running, please unplug the Wii.

  For now, please set both your computers in order to "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "obtain a DNS server address automatically".  Restart the computer and make sure it is always set up this way.

  I think it will be better to start with a "clean slate" to set up your network, the next step will be to reset your factory default BEFSR41.

  To reset your router by default, follow these steps:

  (1) turn off all computers, the router and the modem and disconnect from the wall.
  (2) disconnect all the wires of the router.
  (3) turn on the router and let it start up completely (1-2 minutes).
  (4) press in and hold the reset for 30 seconds button, then release it, then let the router reset and restart (2-3 minutes).
  (5) turn the router.
  (6) to connect to a computer (if possible, use a computer Win XP or Vista) cable to port 1 of the router (NOT to the internet port).
  (7) turn on the router and let it start up completely (1-2 minutes).
  (8) the power of the computer (if the computer has a wireless card, make sure it's off).
  (9) try ping on the router. To do this, click the 'Start' button > all programs > Accessories > command prompt. A black DOS window will appear. Enter the following text: "ping 192.168.1.1" (without the quotes) and press the Enter key. You will see 3 or 4 lines that begin with ' response to... ". "or"Request timed out". If you see "reply from...". ", your computer has found your router.
  (10) open your browser and point it to 192.168.1.1. This will take you to the login page of your router. Let the empty user name (Note: some Linksys routers have a username "admin") and in the password field, enter "admin" (without the quotes). This will take you to your router configuration page. Note the version number of your firmware (usually found near upper right corner of the screen). Exit your browser.

  If you get this far without problems, put your entire network.  Then, using an ethernet cable, connect the ethernet on the TM602G port to port Internet (WAN) of the BEFSR41.  Leave your computer connected to the LAN of the BEFSR41 port.   Remove the battery from your TM602G and wait a minute.  Replace the battery in the TM602G.  Turn on your TM602G and let it start up completely (1-3 minutes).  Turn on your BEFSR41 and let it start up completely (1-2 minutes).  Turn on your computer.  Now, try to connect to the Internet.  If you have trouble, temporarily disable your firewall software computer and try again.  If you get a computer to get an Internet connection is working properly, then (using an ethernet cable) connect your second computer to the BEFSR41 and try to get an Internet connection active.    STOP HERE and the report with your results, including the results of step 9 and 10, and whether or not, both of your computers working Internet connections become.

  If you can not ' response to... ". "in step 9 above, your router is probably dead. A report with this problem

  If you get a response in step 9, but cannot complete step 10, is that your router is dead or the firmware is damaged. Related to this issue.

• BEFSR41 Ver 3 connection to the modem Motorola 2210 problem

  I have a simple (I hope) home office network configuration.  I have a router Linksys BEFSR41 Ver 3, a Vonage phone device, a couple of computers and printers all hooked into the router.  The problem appeared when my old modem is dead.  I replaced the old modem with the Motorola 2210 (from AT & T) and configure the modem, so now the internet works if I plug the line directly into my computer.  When I try to run it through the Linksys router, the signal comes through.  I've turned off and rebooted twice and the second time I did it in a particular order, but still no signal through the router.

  I see that the IP address of the router is 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.254 is the modem.  It seems that something needs to be reset somewhere, but since I'm no computer, I don't know what to reset where...  I read the other posts and they speak to reset a PPPoE on the BEF, but where do you do that?  And is there something different about my router 3 worm?    Any help is appreciated... I'm pretty frustrated and miss me phone calls from my device Vonage is not connected...

  Thank you very much in advance...

  Leslie

  You the problem is that you try to use the same subnet 192.168.1.x into the WAN (Internet) port and the LAN of your BEFSR41 ports.  You can't do that.

  Your modem is apparently made your PPPoE connection for you.  So you should NOT repeat this PPPoE connection in the BEFSR41.

  Setting network, follow these steps:

  (1) put your entire network.

  (2) disconnect all other devices BEFSR41.

  (3) connect your computer to one of the four ports LAN on the BEFSR41.

  (4) turn on the BEFSR41 and your computer.

  (5) point your browser to 192.168.1.1 and connect to your BEFSR41.

  (6) change the "Internet Connection Type" to «DHCP - auto»

  (7) change "local IP address" 192.168.2.1

  8) click the 'Save Settings' button, and then wait the screen refresh (3-60 seconds).  You will be disconnected from the BEFSR41.  Don't worry about this.

  (9) turn off the BEFSR41 and your computer.

  (10) wire the ethernet port of your modem to the Internet (WAN) on the BEFSR41 port.  Leave your computer connected to the BEFSR41.

  (11) power of your network.  It should work.

  BEFSR41 using you now on its LAN ports 192.168.2.x subnet.  You can now connect to the BEFSR41 facility to 192.168.2.1