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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-655 => Topic started by: dkh on February 08, 2011, 09:23:27 AM
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Has anyone gotten the DIR-655 to e-mail logs? I have all the e-mail settings set properly, but when I request the logs to be e-mailed, I never get anything. Its not in a spam folder either.
I do have the DIR-655 behind a 2wire router/DSL modem. I don't know if this is the problem, but I can send and receive e-mails from my computer which is connected to the DIR-655, so I don't think that is the problem.
Any suggestions??
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Can you try putting the 2wire router modem in to bridged mode and see if the logs get thru? Could be a Dual NAT issue having 2 routers on line. You could also see if you could put the 655 router in to the 2wires DMZ too. I would also set up static IP reservations if you can do this as well.
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I did put my 2Wire modem/router in bridged mode, and I still can't get e-mails from the D-LINK DIR-655. The log file from the DIR-655 says that it sent the e-mail, but I don't get it in outlook2007 nor do I see it when I check e-mail on the web. It also isn't in my spam filter.
Any other ideas???
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Would upgrading to the newest firmware (2.01NA) help. I just purchased the router and it has 2.00NA. It says that the new firmware added 'ALG' and 'supports 'IPv6 Spec 1.12R'
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If your router is working over all besides getting log emails, I would keep the router where it's at. Unless you really need the logs sent out for some reason. Can you review them on the device locally? One thing I notice is that if the logs don't fill up, they won't be sent out.
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I think Furry, as usual, is right on the money. I have observed on my A series 655, that if your router is set-up correctly, and if you don't have (INFO) entries checked, virtually nothing will be on your log and therefore nothing will be mailed.
As a diagnostic tool, check all the log alert types, including INFO, put in your e-mail information properly, choose a schedule and see what happens. Make sure you "save" your settings into non-volitile memory. That will be confirmed on your log as your first INFO alert.
Eventually you will tire of INFO alerts and uncheck it. At that point you can continue a schedule of empty, or nearly empty logs, or just assign it to be sent when full, which could be never, if you have excluded INFO alerts.
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I wouldn't mind just checking the logs periodically, but what I really want to see are the web access logs. I don't know how I can see the web access logs any other way.