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Old 10-28-2006, 10:49 AM   #1
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Torrents possably causing internet dropping?

Okay guys my router is a SWART 54125 normally it works okay, stable. Whenever I torrent my DSL goes out of sync, and MSN, ICQ, IRC drop (not all at once, IRC seems the worse though) this has been an ongoing problem for awhile over a couple of ISPs. If I go into my routers config I see this (under system log)

table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
DSL out of sync
DSL in Sync
Command too big for buffer. Exiting
(no timestamping )

COULD it be the routers fault, someweeks I go without a drop some are like hell.

Thanks in advance.

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Internet stable at day however after firing up some torrents droppage occurs.

table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
DSL out of sync
DSL in Sync
Command too big for buffer. Exiting
DSL out of sync
DSL in Sync
DSL out of sync
DSL in Sync
DSL out of sync
DSL in Sync
DSL out of sync
DSL in Sync
DSL out of sync
DSL in Sync
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
table full, dropping packet.
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High(er) ping on new router

It's a DS margain problem.
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