i using riger db102 modem router, its keep disconnect me from the bitorrent i cant download anything from bitorrent it will disconnect after a period of time.... any pro can help me explain what going on anot ... thankyou ....

I think for Riger DB102 the problem is not disconnection, rather the modem hangs!

I don't think there is any good solution for DB102. From many reviews I heard, even some other threads in LYN, this one piece of junk. Go get a D-Link or LinkSys ADSL modem instead.

I believed that modem suffering from the "4 lights on" problem.

When the modem hangs, 4 lights will turn on. This happens when a user uses BT or any other P2P software.

Actually I'm still experienced that problem (most of the time during normal surfing) and believe me I didn't use BT or P2P anymore since TM Nut were quite successfully throttled those BT/P2P networks (getting <10KB/s download even seeds and peers are over 100+)

So how do you explain their f*cked up default modem?

I'm not using this modem but I've seen others using and facing this problem. If you all realize, the router config page says it comes from TM R&D. So I guess the firmware has been modified by TM themselves. Bad programming I guess?

I've been using this modem for 2months plus and yes it has given me hell in the past 2 months. Calling tm techs to look and fix didnt solve anything.

So on a mission to find anything or everything about this modem, ive found alot lol .

Ive messed with dsl configs and to no avail changing standards and stuff, no help.

4lights on no connect onoff every 5 to 10mins.

Tested line with a Billion dsl modem 511s or something and the line was stable, albeit a bit slower.
Oh this is a 1.0mb soho package. The riger is faster.

So it's the bluddy modem.

Then finally, after reviewing the preconfigured configuration by TM!! ...it has occured to me that this modem has too many firewall rules!!!

Guess what, after getting the disconnects again, I tried turning off the firewall,(for testing only, not recommending you turn it off forever.

Thru telnet;
off "modify ipf global seclevel none"
on "modify ipf global seclevel low" or medium or high.

Walaa connection back on.

Or perhaps thru the web interface, under srevices/packet filter.

This is a soho package, there were too many fw rules on the device, firewall rules takeup resources. It was preconfigured for pub dmz and priv zones. Im not serving any servers. so no need for too many rules.

Even outgoing rules were specified individually for www pop3 smtp ftp and dns.
You would do this if you wanted to control outgoing traffic, if you dont just delete them, and put one outgoing any any any, and control by denying specific protocols.

You only need 2 rules, 1 in 1 out
outgoing any protocol allow
incoming any protocol deny

ofcourse ++ your own rules for such things as torrent.

Wonder if this helps.

Oh yeah;
you only need this!!

create ipf rule entry ruleid 5 dir out act accept storestate enable seclevel high medium low
create ipf rule entry ruleid 500000 ifname public dir in act deny log enable seclevel high medium low

More info later.
Yes this modem is using a Viking chipset.

More info here;
http://corz.org/comms/hardware/router/bt.v...uter.how-to.php

Some other info later. There are firmware's on that page, but i would recommend against flashing unless your 100% sure.

Its fast, they just put a sucky predefined config, lazy bums.

Hope this helps.

I also got the same problem with the modem hanged (4 lights on) after using it for a few hours. I only started using this modem after my Aztech router died from adapter failure. I think the problem with the riger modem is that it overheats after prolonged use. Nothing to do with BT cos it hangs even though i'm not using P2P. I'll try to apply a fan underneath the modem. Will let you guys know if it solves the problem.