WNDR4300 NVRAM filling up with port_forward# entries

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tknarr
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 20:24    Post subject: WNDR4300 NVRAM filling up with port_forward# entries Reply with quote
I'm running a NetGear WNDR4300 (AR9344 chipset) router with build 21061 (the one from the router database) flashed. The problem is that NVRAM keeps filling up with what look like bogus/stale port_forward# entries (the entries persist across a reboot of the router). I don't have any port forwards set up, I do have UPnP enabled but the setting to clear all forwardings at startup is enabled too. I've dug through the forum search and Google and I'm coming up empty on the problem and possible solutions. Is this a known problem with a fix? If it isn't, I'm thinking a workaround is a startup command that unsets all port_forward# entries during boot.
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 20:43    Post subject: Reply with quote
sig for latest build from now on, database is dated 99.9% of the time. erasing nvram with update is advised (without restoring from a backup too).
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