uPnP disabled after TG582N reboot

[#1]

why is it that uPnP gets disabled after a reboot of the TG582N router?

[#2]

How are you checking that, how are you setting it in the first place?

[#3]

I enable it via the setting in the admin page, it then says enabled and upnp services work.
Reboot the router, upnp stop working and checking the admin page it is back to disabled.
Can be replicated on every reboot.

[#4]

When you say reboot, can you be specific on what you are doing to reboot?

[#5]

Choosing the "restart router" option.
Or simply using the power button on the back.
The router is NOT factory resetting in case that is your next question.

[#6]

I have noticed this too, although not every reboot. I've seen it happen with power reduction mode too.
(details noted here)
http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,130180.msg1133457.html#msg1133457

[#7]

I did want to be sure you weren't inadvertently Resetting
I assume these are both TG582n's without USB sockets?
What firmware version have each of you got?

[#8]

10.2.2.B here. No USB.
Thanks for the interest in this. Not a particularly significant issue but a curious one nevertheless.

[#9]

Have you ever saved the configuration backup file when things are set as you want?

[#10]

10.2.2.B here. No USB.

[#11]

Hmmm, are you "familiar" with the CLI at all?

[#12]

It's a yes to familiarity with the CLI here.
Last time I did this I configured the settings via the CLI, did the saveall command, checked the changes had registered, but they still didn't seem to survive rebooting (both from power button or restarting router option).

[#13]

Well done, that was the suggestion I was going to make.
OK, I'd say this is one for Matt Turner and Graham Turnbull at Plusnet.

[#14]

No worries. Thanks again for showing interest in this odd issue.

[#15]

Worth knowing about as I imagine it could also give some Gamers some issues? Has it come up on the Gaming board? I haven't looked.