If there is no function in V4 that you require, we would suggest
downgrading to V3.30 for routers. V4 is only suggested if you have
wireless cards in the router needing 802.11n support. Many customers
have found issues in higher versions of the OS, some are still running
V2.9, it just depends on what functions you need on that router.
Give it a try...
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Grant Stufft wrote:
Hi,
Any MT gurus hanging out tonight. We have a powerouter 732 that we
upgraded from v3.22 to 4.17 tonight. When we upgraded it complained
about a new license and we did the automatic upgrade and it rebooted
just fine. The problem is that I cannot reach it now via the public
ip addresses. Was working great before the upgrade. I can access it
just fine over the two routed internal interfaces but not the masq
interfaces. We have three different sources of bandwidth on 3 of the
ethernet interfaces and two of the ethernet interfaces have our
rfc1918 addresses with clients on them. There are masq statements for
each of the 3 bandwidth interfaces for 192.168.0.0/16
http://192.168.0.0/16 to only go out that particular interface. We
then use policy routing to send the traffic out the different
interfaces. It was working fine until the upgrade. Now torch shows
that there is no traffic going over the interfaces. If you go to the
nat statements and look at the masq statements, the counters are
increasing like they are being hit but the traffic is not leaving the
interface.
Any idea what may be happening or more importantly what information is
needed to properly get this working again and fixed? Worked very well
before and to my eyes, everything looks good.
Thanks
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