Tp Link XX530V

[Sureshhh]

My PC's microsoft store isn't able to download or update anything. Could be caused by the MTU that I changed but also could be due to other reasons. (edit: it started working after restarting my PC so MTU wasn't the cause)

@phoenix10386 I am currently using the ControD (HaGeZi Ultimate) which is working fine for now after the changed MTU but other ControlD filter cause issues sometimes. Here you can find all the variants: Free DNS Resolvers.

Also If ControlD isn't working you can try AdGuard DNS. I was able to use it without any changes.

Edit: Keep the LAN dns field empty (0.0.0.0) and enter the IPv4 and v6 DNS addresses in the respective fields in the WAN settings. Restart the router and you should be good to go.

Also if you have DoS firewall enabled, try setting that to Low preset and see if that works.

 

[phoenix10386]

This is awkward. I tried all kinds of DNS in the XPON DNS settings, nothing. So I had to go another route. This is really something.

 

[Sureshhh]

well that sums up TP-Link for you.

 

[phoenix10386]

In the sense that same settings work for some and not for some others. Amazing to say the least.

 

[ghostiin]

In Experience with XX530V, I'm able to get IPv6 to all the devices, but for some reason, Android mobiles are not able to use IPv6 even though they are getting an IPv6 address, while Windows or Linux have no issue.

BUT my main concern is with the constant disconnection over 1-2 days. Here, the PPPOE stops working, and the internet is lost, but the IPOE/ Telephone Line Keeps Working. Reboot won't fix it, but a quick swap with an Airtel Router Does fix it. I think this has to do more with Airtel rather than the TP-Link itself, but a fix will be really helpful from any side.

 

[Sureshhh]

Hey @ghostiin. Can you share your complete WAN settings (redact the sensitive info). I'm also on Airtel but don't face disconnection issues like that tho I set it to reboot everyday in the early morning. Also share your LAN IPv4 and IPv6 settings.

 

[ghostiin]

@Sureshhh Sure here you can check it
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[Sureshhh]

Try these. Set subnet mast as 255.255.255.0 instead of a customer one for your primary ip. Disable secondary ip. Remove primary and secondary dns (it'll become 0.0.0.0). Turn on RDNSS and Lifetime value same as IPv4 lease time.

Now for the WAN settings : deselect tr069, turn off custom MAC and finally input both IPv4 and v6 addresses of DNS of your choice. Click save. You can also try reducing the MTU to something like 1428 and see if that helps. (don't mixup different DNS's, if you're using cloudflare then use cloudflare for all the 4 fields)

You can also try disabling DoS firewall for UDP traffic or set it to 3600. For ICMP and TCP you can set them at 1200.

Make these changes and let me know if it works.