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Is the WAN IP and Public IP supposed to be different? Just thought it was weird that one is masked and the other isn't, yet they are both the same.

Rebooting has apparently nuked the router in terms of WAN. I can access the GUI fine but it appears to be having a DNS issue. If I assign a different DNS on my PC manually it works but not if I allow it to configure automatically. Edit: Managed to get back online. Not sure why it was being so stubborn.

I disabled Hybrid VPN and Adblock. Nothing configured on Traffic Controller. I don't use Geo-Filter but I maxed out it's range to encompass the entire map. I'm going to reboot the unit to see if that helps, since I haven't done it since I turned on the setting for remote access.

First screen in my previous post is Software Connection: Security: Event Log, I cut some stuff off on purpose here but it usually just shows T3 stuff when initially connecting:

This is the basic page. Here's advanced:

Only got one line, so no CG-NAT right?

No nothing of that sort has been adjusted on my router. My routers LAN address is 192.168.8.1 if that helps and/or matters.

My modem is just a modem so it doesn't have any DMZ capability. https://www.motorola.com/us/mb8611/p

Yup, I went to extremes to make sure I did factory reset without introducing any variables other than the PC I was using to initially configure. I let it sit for about an hour, in case it needed to run through any before plugging in my Modem cable and my other devices (AP for wifi and dumb switches) I've enabled the setting below.

Thanks for the suggestion Fraser, but in the past when it was disconnecting in the same exact way, I wasn't using either of those features. And I tested it on multiple units to rule out a hardware defect. Hybrid VPN is something new I'm trying out this pass and Adblock as well as I was using Pi-Hole before. It was on a different firmware version sure, but this issue has been present in all firmware versions for me, including the latest and I would really like to try and figure out the issue. Is there any way to get a reliable log file to persist with information after a reboot?

I've decided to give the R2 another go (actually this like my 10th time lol) and see if the latest firmware would resolve the most glaring issue I've had with it since I've purchased it: complete loss of WAN connectivity every few days until power cycled. Had a good 5 day run and it happened again @ 7AM EST, when little traffic is going through my network. I completely factory reset the unit when installed the firmware. When this occurs, I cannot access the GUI. No webpages load. My NAS server and my Raspberry Pi are still accessible on my LAN but nothing via the internet works. IPV6 and WiFi are off. I have Spectrum Cable internet rated 400 down and 20 up. I have about 55 devices total. Adblock and Hyrbid VPN are in use QoS is always on with 94% on download and 80% on upload. (376 mbps down and 16 mbps up respectively), Only Apex Legends is turned on for my main PC on the prioritization section. DHCP time is set to 168 hours. UPNP is on. So, I outlined all that above in hopes of skipping some of the usual back and forth of trying X items and seeing how it goes. I have 3 R2's (purchased one, RMA'd it, got sent 2 for some reason and was told to keep my original and the other units) and each of them have exhibited the same WAN disconnect behavior. I've tried two different cable modems with the unit as well with the same behavior, the Motorola MB8611 and Arris SB8200. All of this leads me to my question: How can I retrieve useful logs to see what's happening when considering what I noted above?

Absolutely love the the R2 and I'm sure this has been suggested before but I'd love to see an option to schedule a reboot.