Hiya

I asked this question on the BT forum but so far all I have seen is tumbleweed. Hoping one of you clever chaps can help.

My Home Hub 4 rebooted the other night and a look at the log has these entries

23:41:38, 03 Jan. ( 36.920000) The system is UP!
23:40:35, 03 Jan. (1230988.780000) The system is going DOWN for reboot.
23:40:35, 03 Jan. (1230988.780000) OpenRG is going for reboot by IPC command
23:40:30, 03 Jan. (1230983.780000) OpenRG will go down for reboot in 5 seconds


Can I ask if any of you guys know what OpenRG is and why it is telling the hub to reboot?

I think it is a program that is updating the firmware on your router but I could well be wrong.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jungo

Thanks for your reply. I did wonder about that but the system states that it was last updated on 21st December. The router has been steady before this reboot and since the reboot so I am not overly concerned.

Just curious as it is not an action/log entry that I had seen before and searching the internet doesn't appear to reveal anything.

It could perhaps be due to a SW update on the MSAN at the exchange which required all connected modems to reboot, so they would have used openRG to send the reboot request.

Thanks. Never thought of something like that.