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Ubiquiti Networks is a provider of networking equipment.
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How to decipher, why the pppoe interface has disconnected?
I am using a Ubiquity Edgerouter X, which is connected to a Draytek modem. This is the log from the pppoe interface:
#######@ubnt:~$ show interfaces pppoe pppoe0 log
Tue Jun 13 06:26:00 IST 2017: PPP …
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How to decipher, why the pppoe interface has disconnected?
This turned out to be a bug in the OS of the router. It would get itself stuck in a loop and drop its PPPoE.
As a quick fix I added a script that would clear the PPPoE interface, and placed it here:
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