Warm Reset

[#1]

Howdy,

Connection been stable as a rock, uptime of somethink like 15 days at 55mb and 2.5db-3db down, then yesterday it decided to "warm reset" itself, dropped 2mb while at it down to 53mb. 

00:01:08, 01 Jan.

dsl:VDSL link Up: Down Rate=51936Kbps, Up Rate=7408Kbps, SNR Margin Down=6.10dB, SNR Margin Up=3.00dB

00:00:35, 01 Jan.

:The Modem has successfully powered up

00:00:35, 01 Jan.

:WDG Laststatus:: # Current boot was caused by Soft Reset (SAAF)

00:00:28, 01 Jan.

:The Modem underwent a warm reset

00:00:23, 01 Jan.

:WAN: ethernet as LAN

So my question is what is a warm reset and why did it do it?

Regards,

Feeps

[#2]

Hi @feeps 

Are you using the Plusnet supplier router or your own? 

Your RADIUS logs don't seem to match up with the logs you have posted above; 

If you are indeed using a 3rd party router - I'd hazard a guess that there was an update of some kind? 

Thanks, 

MoR

[#3]

Hi @MasterOfReality, using the BT HH6. I thought that also, but the firmware and date are the same as before :

Firmware version:

SG4B1000B540

Firmware updated:

24-Aug-2018

Does BT force router reboots after a set period of time then? 

Regards,

Feeps

[#4]

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@feeps wrote:
Does BT force router reboots after a set period of time then? 

Yes. Every 14 days without fail. If you check the log you will also find a TR69 event, presumably checking for updates, every 24 hours.

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[#5]

thanks for the reply and answering my question at the same time