Errors like crazy - I'd just like to know what they mean

Errors like crazy - I'd just like to know what they mean

Errors like crazy - I'd just like to know what they mean
Errors like crazy - I'd just like to know what they mean
2024-10-03 07:42:49
Model: Deco X4300 Pro  
Hardware Version:
Firmware Version: 1.2.4 Build 20240123

I've been getting errors like crazy and I'm not even sure for how long.  Bought the system about a month ago.  Everything is working fine.  Tried to play a co-op game with a friend tonight online from my computer hardwired with ethernet and we had all kinds of sync issues throughout the evening.  Checked the internal router settings: errors like crazy.  May or may not be related to the gaming issues.  I just want to know what they're all about.  Thanks. 

 

Thu Oct  3 03:34:51 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: mac 34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB had uploaded
Thu Oct  3 03:34:52 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(D8-BB-C1-A4-0E-2F) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:34:52 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(DE-3D-FF-C2-10-4E) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:35:09 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:35:09 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(DE-3D-FF-C2-10-4E) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=1
Thu Oct  3 03:35:25 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=1
Thu Oct  3 03:35:42 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=2
Thu Oct  3 03:35:53 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: client is in RENEWING or REBINDING state, but we dont have it's lease, send NAK
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: Received DISCOVER
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: find_free_or_expired_nip
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: find a new ip: 192.168.68.50, ready to arp check
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: send arp packet:192.168.68.50
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: checked a ip conflict node:192.168.68.50
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: find_free_or_expired_nip
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: checked a node ip same
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: ip conflict, find a new ip: 192.168.68.79, ready to arp check
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: send arp packet:192.168.68.79
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: checked a timeout node!
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: Sending OFFER of 192.168.68.79
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: Sending ACK to 192.168.68.79
Thu Oct  3 03:35:54 2024 daemon.err udhcpd[17330]: clear ip 4f44a8c0
Thu Oct  3 03:36:34 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(DE-3D-FF-C2-10-4E) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:36:35 2024 daemon.err uhttpd[6716]: uci: Entry not found
Thu Oct  3 03:36:35 2024 daemon.err uhttpd[6716]: uci: Entry not found
Thu Oct  3 03:36:41 2024 daemon.err uhttpd[6716]: uci: Entry not found
Thu Oct  3 03:36:41 2024 daemon.err uhttpd[6716]: uci: Entry not found
Thu Oct  3 03:37:22 2024 daemon.err uhttpd[6716]: uci: Entry not found
Thu Oct  3 03:37:23 2024 daemon.err uhttpd[6716]: uci: Entry not found
Thu Oct  3 03:38:50 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: mac 34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB had uploaded
Thu Oct  3 03:38:50 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(D8-BB-C1-A4-0E-2F) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:39:07 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:39:24 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=1
Thu Oct  3 03:39:41 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=2
Thu Oct  3 03:39:58 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: mac 34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB had uploaded
Thu Oct  3 03:39:58 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(D8-BB-C1-A4-0E-2F) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:40:15 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:40:15 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(DE-3D-FF-C2-10-4E) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=0
Thu Oct  3 03:40:33 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=1
Thu Oct  3 03:40:49 2024 daemon.err client_mgmt: client(34-D2-70-D3-6D-DB) not found in arp table disconnect_counter=2

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Re:Errors like crazy - I'd just like to know what they mean
2024-10-03 08:26:33

  @rotodisc 

 

If i remember correctly "not found in arp table disconnect" This indicates that the device is not included in the address registration list.

 

The rest I'm not sure of 

 

 

Need help with the Deco app, setup, Ethernet backhaul, network switch or rolling back firmware? https://community.tp-link.com/us/home/forum/topic/699816?page=1
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Re:Errors like crazy - I'd just like to know what they mean
2024-10-03 09:33:58

  @rotodisc 

I do not believe those are actual "errors".  There are routine events.

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If you give the MAC and IP address of your hardwired computer, we could analyse the events related to it.

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I am surprised by "checked a ip conflict node:192.168.68.50".  Did you assign that address to a device?

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"client_mgmt: client(...) not found in arp table":

I believe it simply means that the device has been silent for a while, and the Deco wonders if it is still present on the network.

 

 

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Re:Errors like crazy - I'd just like to know what they mean
2024-10-03 12:26:35

  @rotodisc Someone had a similar issue 3 weeks ago:

 

https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/686712

 

I noticed something strange when I set up my BE95 as a router vs an Access Point.  TP-Link defaults the Subnet Mask to 255.255.252.0.  This results in a huge range of IP addresses available to the DHCP server.  I can only suspect that those MACs listed have a different subnet mask, and changing it to match the router will help...

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