I've seen this - have a look at your traffic shaper. If it has a very 
irregular beat (ie very jagged) then its most probably what Anson Ringenoldus 
said earlier (memory/buffer issues).

my solution has always been to turn the traffic shaper on, but set it to about 
80/90% of what your upload SHOULD be. 

this'll will smooth it, and the modem's buffers wont hang every few seconds. 

I get this with a couple of old dlink modems. 

//chris

On Tuesday 01 August 2006 23:45, Denis Witt wrote:
> Denis Witt wrote:
> > I will replace the WAN-side-card tomorrow, maybe this would help. But
> > i'm glad that it doesn't look like a m0n0wall error.
>
> I've replaced the network card, but it didn't helped. Any further ideas?
>
> Thanks and bye for now!
>
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