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WARNING - Vigor 3910 firmware issues
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08 Sep 2022 21:06 #101726
by rolandrat
Replied by rolandrat on topic Re: WARNING - Vigor 3910 firmware issues
4.3.2 final now released on global site.
Still not happy with it in particular I have 2 x 1Gb WAN connections and I use some domain based routing to split the connections to the same end service.
Cant put finger on it but its slow to ramp up the speed, I could max out at circa 220MB/s over both connections almost instantly on 4.3.1, on this release it takes ages to increase speed and falls quite a bit short of the maximum. Swapped back to 4.3.1 and its fine again. Ive done this twice now with same result.
Sticking with 4.3.1, which is rock solid for me.
Still not happy with it in particular I have 2 x 1Gb WAN connections and I use some domain based routing to split the connections to the same end service.
Cant put finger on it but its slow to ramp up the speed, I could max out at circa 220MB/s over both connections almost instantly on 4.3.1, on this release it takes ages to increase speed and falls quite a bit short of the maximum. Swapped back to 4.3.1 and its fine again. Ive done this twice now with same result.
Sticking with 4.3.1, which is rock solid for me.
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12 Sep 2022 07:56 #101738
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Hi rolandrat,
Does this lower speed issue happen with most domains or only with specific domains? Any domain names to share for a try? Also which WAN ports are in use? I would also like to try on our Vigor 3910. Thanks!
Replied by johngalt on topic Re: WARNING - Vigor 3910 firmware issues
rolandrat wrote:
4.3.2 final now released on global site.
Still not happy with it in particular I have 2 x 1Gb WAN connections and I use some domain based routing to split the connections to the same end service.
Cant put finger on it but its slow to ramp up the speed, I could max out at circa 220MB/s over both connections almost instantly on 4.3.1, on this release it takes ages to increase speed and falls quite a bit short of the maximum. Swapped back to 4.3.1 and its fine again. Ive done this twice now with same result.
Sticking with 4.3.1, which is rock solid for me.
Hi rolandrat,
Does this lower speed issue happen with most domains or only with specific domains? Any domain names to share for a try? Also which WAN ports are in use? I would also like to try on our Vigor 3910. Thanks!
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13 Sep 2022 09:11 #101749
by jhtwu
It looks like the accelerator engine issue
I suggest you can download debug log and send tosupport@draytek.com
Diagnostics >> Debug Logs
Replied by jhtwu on topic Re: WARNING - Vigor 3910 firmware issues
rolandrat wrote:
4.3.2 final now released on global site.
Still not happy with it in particular I have 2 x 1Gb WAN connections and I use some domain based routing to split the connections to the same end service.
Cant put finger on it but its slow to ramp up the speed, I could max out at circa 220MB/s over both connections almost instantly on 4.3.1, on this release it takes ages to increase speed and falls quite a bit short of the maximum. Swapped back to 4.3.1 and its fine again. Ive done this twice now with same result.
Sticking with 4.3.1, which is rock solid for me.
It looks like the accelerator engine issue
I suggest you can download debug log and send to
Diagnostics >> Debug Logs
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28 Sep 2022 17:08 #101809
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Replied by visionmill on topic Re: WARNING - Vigor 3910 firmware issues
I have a 10gb fiber link to an outbuilding using SFP+ in both the 3910 and a Mikrotik 10gb switch (running SWOS). I've also tried this with a netgear 4250 with the same result
Vlan1 is untagged, vlan 2 and 3 are tagged on this link.
From a cold boot everything works correctly and will continue to work. If I turn off the Mikrotik over night and repower in the morning the link lights come on but I don't get any traffic / DHCP. A fast reboot of the 3910 doesn't fix the problem, but a normal reboot does. Rebooting the Mikrotik makes no difference.
I've just downloaded the logs and in the current, I have a lot of TX failed to port [4] .....failed ??? ret=0/1. I don't have anything connected to P4 on the 3910 - maybe that's something else and not related. Not sure what I would be looking for in the logs or if this is a 4.3.2 issue.
Vlan1 is untagged, vlan 2 and 3 are tagged on this link.
From a cold boot everything works correctly and will continue to work. If I turn off the Mikrotik over night and repower in the morning the link lights come on but I don't get any traffic / DHCP. A fast reboot of the 3910 doesn't fix the problem, but a normal reboot does. Rebooting the Mikrotik makes no difference.
I've just downloaded the logs and in the current, I have a lot of TX failed to port [4] .....failed ??? ret=0/1. I don't have anything connected to P4 on the 3910 - maybe that's something else and not related. Not sure what I would be looking for in the logs or if this is a 4.3.2 issue.
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29 Sep 2022 14:23 #101814
by jhtwu
Seems not easy to identify the issue, I think it should be some bug of 3910 about vlan, you can call for DrayTek support with debug logs
Replied by jhtwu on topic Re: WARNING - Vigor 3910 firmware issues
visionmill wrote:
I have a 10gb fiber link to an outbuilding using SFP+ in both the 3910 and a Mikrotik 10gb switch (running SWOS). I've also tried this with a netgear 4250 with the same result
Vlan1 is untagged, vlan 2 and 3 are tagged on this link.
From a cold boot everything works correctly and will continue to work. If I turn off the Mikrotik over night and repower in the morning the link lights come on but I don't get any traffic / DHCP. A fast reboot of the 3910 doesn't fix the problem, but a normal reboot does. Rebooting the Mikrotik makes no difference.
I've just downloaded the logs and in the current, I have a lot of TX failed to port [4] .....failed ??? ret=0/1. I don't have anything connected to P4 on the 3910 - maybe that's something else and not related. Not sure what I would be looking for in the logs or if this is a 4.3.2 issue.
Seems not easy to identify the issue, I think it should be some bug of 3910 about vlan, you can call for DrayTek support with debug logs
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29 Sep 2022 14:28 #101815
by jhtwu
Maybe you can check "Diagnostics >> ARP Cache Table", check if any wrong data for IP/MAC/VLAN/Port
Replied by jhtwu on topic Re: WARNING - Vigor 3910 firmware issues
jhtwu wrote:
visionmill wrote:
I have a 10gb fiber link to an outbuilding using SFP+ in both the 3910 and a Mikrotik 10gb switch (running SWOS). I've also tried this with a netgear 4250 with the same result
Vlan1 is untagged, vlan 2 and 3 are tagged on this link.
From a cold boot everything works correctly and will continue to work. If I turn off the Mikrotik over night and repower in the morning the link lights come on but I don't get any traffic / DHCP. A fast reboot of the 3910 doesn't fix the problem, but a normal reboot does. Rebooting the Mikrotik makes no difference.
I've just downloaded the logs and in the current, I have a lot of TX failed to port [4] .....failed ??? ret=0/1. I don't have anything connected to P4 on the 3910 - maybe that's something else and not related. Not sure what I would be looking for in the logs or if this is a 4.3.2 issue.
Seems not easy to identify the issue, I think it should be some bug of 3910 about vlan, you can call for DrayTek support with debug logs
Maybe you can check "Diagnostics >> ARP Cache Table", check if any wrong data for IP/MAC/VLAN/Port
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