PPPoE Dropout when on VPN
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2015 1:53 am
Strange issue on Netgear WNDR8300 Gargoyle 1.6.2 (was also happening on 1.5.9). The router is bridged to a ADSL modem (tried two different modems same issue).
When I connect a VPN (any provider openvpn) via their VPN tool or the openvpn client on a device the PPPoE connection disonnects and reconnects when the VPN is put under heavy load. It always happens within 6-15 minutes.
Heavy load without/outside a VPN causes no issues.
If I setup my modem as a router and remove gargoyle router this issue does not occur.
NOTE I am not connecting a VPN in gargoyle only on the client windows machines.
This is the message gargoyle give me when the issue happens:
Apr 18 13:26:30 Router daemon.info pppd[2787]: No response to 3 echo-requests
Apr 18 13:26:30 Router daemon.notice pppd[2787]: Serial link appears to be disconnected.
Apr 18 13:26:30 Router daemon.info pppd[2787]: Connect time 14.4 minutes.
If I set the failed pings before reconnect in gargoyle to a high number like 20 this is the error instead:
Apr 18 13:35:18 Router daemon.info pppd[19705]: LCP terminated by peer
Apr 18 13:35:18 Router daemon.info pppd[19705]: Connect time 6.0 minutes.
About 30 seconds after the disconnect the PPPoE is back up.
Would love your help in solving this issue.
When I connect a VPN (any provider openvpn) via their VPN tool or the openvpn client on a device the PPPoE connection disonnects and reconnects when the VPN is put under heavy load. It always happens within 6-15 minutes.
Heavy load without/outside a VPN causes no issues.
If I setup my modem as a router and remove gargoyle router this issue does not occur.
NOTE I am not connecting a VPN in gargoyle only on the client windows machines.
This is the message gargoyle give me when the issue happens:
Apr 18 13:26:30 Router daemon.info pppd[2787]: No response to 3 echo-requests
Apr 18 13:26:30 Router daemon.notice pppd[2787]: Serial link appears to be disconnected.
Apr 18 13:26:30 Router daemon.info pppd[2787]: Connect time 14.4 minutes.
If I set the failed pings before reconnect in gargoyle to a high number like 20 this is the error instead:
Apr 18 13:35:18 Router daemon.info pppd[19705]: LCP terminated by peer
Apr 18 13:35:18 Router daemon.info pppd[19705]: Connect time 6.0 minutes.
About 30 seconds after the disconnect the PPPoE is back up.
Would love your help in solving this issue.
