Hi !
I have RB 2011 that have connection to internet provider via PPPoE.
What can I activate in logs to have more details about this event ?
This is strange.any hints in this case), you should log errors - and probably criticals as well - to disk.
/system logging
set topics=error action=disk
set topics=critical action=disk
-Chris
Thank you Chris !
Yes, I save my logs on disk. I hope size of disk will be enough for that.
Hi,
I set logging paremeters:
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, * - default
0 * info disk
But don’t see any aditional messaged after restart.
The same story, only one message:
Any ideas ?
Hmmm… maybe just a faulty PSU or connector?
acruhl
August 23, 2017, 4:33pm
6
Short answer:
Try another router
Long answer:
Try another power supply
Try another power outlet
Put it on a UPS
If you suspect that your power fluctuates, a power conditioner couldn’t hurt. Some UPS devices do this. I had a MikroTik device behave strangely after a lightning strike. This just happens.
If you still have the problem with a new power supply and UPS, you just have a bad machine. Luckily they aren’t too expensive to replace.
Hi, thank you all for responses !
Mikrotik is connected to UPS. So, it seems there is no problem with power.
I found interesting regularity. Before reboot appears message from SNTP service:
example from log
Here is part of log for your review, just pay attention to timestamps and two messages:
system,info sntp change time …
================================================================================================
pe1chl
August 23, 2017, 8:28pm
8
No, that happens after reboot. It is normal for an “unclean” reboot like a crash or powercycle.
When you do a clean reboot, the file is written immediately before reboot and the time jump is only a few seconds.
Ok, thanks pe1chl. I got it.
So, I will try to remove it to another mikrotik.
acruhl
August 24, 2017, 12:53am
10
It’s still worth checking the power supply then. I work with thousands of devices and power supplies of all types commonly go bad.
Also, wiggle the power jack and see what happens. It’s common for components which are soldered to the board but require physical force to manipulate them to become loose on the board. Happens all the time.