My node has been in place for years happily making me some STROJ tokens, but over the last few days I have been seeing lots of UP/DOWN emails and my QUIC is now reporting MISCONFIGURED. Router forwarding rules are still in place (TCP & UDP) Verified Port is open with Open Port Check Tool - Test Po…

This appears to be the fix - moving from the ASUSCOMM.COM DNS provider to a DDNS.NET address has given me stability. I am still monitoring the old asuscomm.com DNS, and this URL (to the web interface) has been reporting up and down multiple times over the last few hours while the other DNS continue…

[image] cpare: could it be due to the age of my node that the certs expired? Do I need to generate new ones? No. If you would do so, it would be basically a quickest way to destroy your node. None of your upgrades are related to the QUIC misconfigured. Just make sure that the 28967 UDP port …

I wonder if it’s an ISP issue as I’ve seen it flipping between OK and MISCONFIGURED throughout the day…

Rather than using the ASUS provided DNS, I have dusted off an old No-IP address and would like to give this a shot for a while - is there an easy command to just update the DNS in the config? docker update -e ADDRESS="parehouse.ddns.net:28967" storagenode

Asus router? Hmm… disable DDoS Prevention in the Firewall tab, disable AiProtection… check if you have double NAT situation in your LAN.

I had DDoS disabled, but have been running with AiProtection enabled in the past, removed it for now to ensure it’s unrelated. Considering I am both the Asus Address fail while the NO-IP runs to success I think this is an issue with the DNS resolution - getting it updated is the next step for sure. …

Depending on what else your node is running you can try disabling IPv6 (if enabled) and see if you get a stable QUIC status.

[image] Node turns off, QUIC misconfigured and restart troubleshooting You should ignore misconfigured quic.

Circling back on this one to confirm the theory that the ASUS DDNS service is garbage, below is the uptime report for the last 7 days, while asuscomm.com experienced multiple outages, the ddns.net address had no outages with the exception of me applying patches and working on my node. [image]

Asus needs to focus on hardware. Their software barely holds with sap and twigs, and they still attempt to dabble in Internet services…… it’s significantly better to not offer the service that is outside of their competency anyway than to offer horseshit that casts bad shadow on the rest of the oper…