FTTH DNS Issue (PUBGM)

[JB701]

That is a decent router, I would suggest setting optilink in bridge mode and running everything on the TP-Link

 

[1nductance]

Let me try that I'll update you in 10
@JB700

 

[1nductance]

Well @JB700 when I put ONT to bridge then I tried to connect TP-Link to PPPoE it was stuck on connecting for like 20 minutes. I am pretty sure I've the username password correct with me.

 

[JB701]

Hmm, I'm not aware of BSNL configuration in bridge mode but I think you'll have to provide VLAN ID. Can you share PPPoE logs?

 

[1nductance]

@JB700 It didn't ask for any see

 

[JB701]

Go to System Tools>System Logs and send it on here, make sure to edit out any public ip addresses or details like that

 

[1nductance]

@JB700 I routed it to TP-Link I'll do the observation and will reply tomorrow.

 

[shashankb]

@JB700 TP-Link Archer C20 Ethernet (Using for wireless)
Optilink OP-XONT71110N FTTH (Wireless off)

Request for a change of router . You pay the Router rental dude . Raise a complaint ticket in the BSNL portal and visit the office if you can
They should change your router. You need to stay determined . U know these ppl are very rigid. Pestering them is only solution

 

[shashankb]

@1nductance . Your configuration is wrong in the TP-Link router. This maybe the reason your internet goes off
Change it like this

In the Menu of | Connection Mode -
1.Always On
2.Connect on Demand
3.Connect Manually

Set it to Always ON .
Now Restart both your routers/ONT

It may fix your problem

 

[1nductance]

Ok I put it to always on when I restarted the router the game like always stopped working it worked like a charm before when I bridged the connection. But after the restart @JB700 @shashankb