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I suspect that one of your network cards may be iffy or you have a very short lease time set. |
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Have you tried to reset your modem by unplugging it for 60 seconds and then plugging it back in? |
Upgraded firmware of routers- didn't help
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Also, you need to call your provider, it just may be a line problem. |
I'm guessing they check the modem event log to see any issues, right?
I can see the next lines under PACKETCABLE(MTA) Events in the modem log. They get written every time my connection drops. Could this be a problem?
AALN/1:/0.0.0.0
AALN/2:/0.0.0.0
opt82.sip.voice.telemach.net/10.143.xx.xxx
AALN/1:opt82.sip.voice.telemach.net/10.143.xx.xxx
AALN/2:opt82.sip.voice.telemach.net/10.143.xx.xxx
opt82.sip.voice.telemach.net/10.143.xx.xxx
Edit for update: doesn't matter anymore. Getting a new modem from ISP