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23-Feb-2008, 08:11 PM #1
TWINGE Attack Detect (D-Link WBR-2310) Help?
Hey all,

I have been gettin random packet loss due to "Twinge attacks" showing up in my router's log file :

Feb/23/2008 18:06:16
TWINGE ATTACK Detect Packet Dropped
Feb/23/2008 18:05:33
TWINGE ATTACK Detect Packet Dropped
Feb/23/2008 18:04:51
TWINGE ATTACK Detect Packet Dropped
Feb/23/2008 18:04:08
TWINGE ATTACK Detect Packet Dropped
Feb/23/2008 18:03:26
TWINGE ATTACK Detect Packet Dropped
Feb/23/2008 18:02:43
TWINGE ATTACK Detect Packet Dropped
Feb/23/2008 18:02:01
TWINGE ATTACK Detect Packet Dropped
Feb/23/2008 18:01:18
TWINGE ATTACK Detect Packet Dropped
(As you can see, they are all ~40-43 seconds apart -.- On a 20 ping report to google.com I lost 55% of the packets, but just before I pinged comcast.com and lost 0... )

This is causing slower net speeds, and disconnects from certain games / programs. Any ideas? I already have my WAN ping-back disabled... the router came with it ON as a factory default so it was on for a while if that helps. Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks

Sieg
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24-Feb-2008, 01:10 AM #2
See this wikipedia explaination :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twinge_attack

Shouldn't have anything to do with lower net speed.
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24-Feb-2008, 08:47 PM #3
Closing duplicate.
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