General Questions

Apr 30 21:59:25   kernel: arplookup 10.199.173.218 failed: host is not on local network
Apr 30 20:55:18   kernel: arplookup 10.221.175.156 failed: host is not on local network
Apr 30 19:03:17   kernel: arplookup 10.213.213.205 failed: host is not on local network
Apr 30 15:47:56   kernel: arplookup 10.204.118.171 failed: host is not on local network
Apr 30 15:36:03   kernel: arplookup 10.200.62.72 failed: host is not on local network
Apr 30 07:37:51   kernel: arplookup 10.196.155.41 failed: host is not on local network
Apr 30 06:39:38   kernel: arplookup 10.192.126.131 failed: host is not on local network

This usually comes from improper network configuration such as using an incorrect or overlapping netmask somewhere, or in a setting with multiple subnets, a machine belonging to one network is mistakenly connected to a switch in another network.

ok i think i have it narrowed down...i have a vonage wireless router that i am using just for a access point, and nothing else, it was given to me and i said oh what the heck it still will make a good access point,

cause my internal ip and subnet are not in the 10.x.x.x it is 192.x.x.x

so i am thinking it may be that vonage wireless access point

Do the logs go quiet when you disconnect the Vonage router?