Connection problems when DSL goes down, then up
Posted: March 11th, 2009, 11:58 am
So I have a little problem:
My Internet provider has tweaked my DSL connection to the point where I get semi-frequent PPP disconnects. That is the link margin drops and the PPPoA connection terminates. Often, I know this has happened because the SABNZBD rate drops to 0. I think log onto my router and reconnect (which might do it automatically, but this is quicker). Once connected, I can freely web surf etc. However, it becomes reasonably painful to get SABNZBD downloading again. Usually I wait a few minutes, but nothing happens. Then I try pausing the queue, forcing a disconnect, and then resuming. However, that results in error messages that "Your per-user connection limit reached." Finally, if I pause for about 10 minutes and then resume then everything comes back to normal.
Any thoughts on how to recover quicker? Since SABNZBD is running on a remote machine, it is a bit of a pain to restart (have to VNC in, stop the HTPC software, etc). I posted a while back about being able to restart the server remotely. Not sure if that would help or not. Maybe I'm just stuck until the usenet server reallizes I'm gone for good?
thanks!
My Internet provider has tweaked my DSL connection to the point where I get semi-frequent PPP disconnects. That is the link margin drops and the PPPoA connection terminates. Often, I know this has happened because the SABNZBD rate drops to 0. I think log onto my router and reconnect (which might do it automatically, but this is quicker). Once connected, I can freely web surf etc. However, it becomes reasonably painful to get SABNZBD downloading again. Usually I wait a few minutes, but nothing happens. Then I try pausing the queue, forcing a disconnect, and then resuming. However, that results in error messages that "Your per-user connection limit reached." Finally, if I pause for about 10 minutes and then resume then everything comes back to normal.
Any thoughts on how to recover quicker? Since SABNZBD is running on a remote machine, it is a bit of a pain to restart (have to VNC in, stop the HTPC software, etc). I posted a while back about being able to restart the server remotely. Not sure if that would help or not. Maybe I'm just stuck until the usenet server reallizes I'm gone for good?
thanks!