tp-link LT-R470T+ Internet Issue

[antonunabia]

Hi!


I am trying to connect/combine three (3) internet connections, two (2) of which are PLDT HomeFibrBroadband, WAN1 & WAN2, and the orther one (1) is an PLDT Ultera LTE Broadband, WAN3. All of them were configured at Dynamic IP since I am using the LAN port of these modems to connect it to the TL-R470T+. When I unplug the LTE Broadband from WAN port (WAN3) or "no connection" from the ISP I lose the internet connection. Can anyone enlighten me on this matter.


Thank you.


Here is my current setup:


20 mbps PLDT HomeFibr (Dynamic IP)
10 mbps PLDT HomeFibr (Dynamic IP) > TL-R470T+ > Apple Airport Extreme WIFI > Internet Devices (Laptops, etc.)
4 mpbs PLDT Ultera LTE Broadband (Dynamic IP)

[Jhunax]

have you configured the fail-over part? Like if WAN3 is down, WAN2 or WAN1 will assume.

[antonunabia]

nope. pero kahit tanggalin ko sa WAN port ang PLDT Ultera ay ayaw pa din. I'm wondering if the problem is the TL-R470T+. Nagorder ako ng bago TL-R480T+ hoping that it will address the issue.

[shabua]

anung set up kasi ito, di ko maintendehan

[dab_s_bad]

internet -> PLDT modem (i1) -> TL-R470T+
internet -> PLDT modem (i2) -> TL-R470T+
internet -> PLDT modem (i3) -> TL-R470T+

As what @Jhunax said, It usually need to be setup and we REALLY don't know how intelligent that load balancing device of yours is, Does it "auto configures" anything whatever is plug into it?.

As far as I have known with load balancing units, the IP's, Subnets, gateways, etc... 'coming into' the TL-R470T+ MUST be UNIQUE!!!... If modem i1 gateway is 192.168.1.1 and modem i2 gateway is also the same as i1, then you have a headache

however..., if you configure the modems (i1, i2, ix) to bridge mode/PPPoE (if modem supports it) , then, you may have a good chance!

Good Luck!

[antonunabia]

yup. still no luck

[antonunabia]

internet -> PLDT modem (i1) -> TL-R470T+
internet -> PLDT modem (i2) -> TL-R470T+
internet -> PLDT modem (i3) -> TL-R470T+

As what @Jhunax said, It usually need to be setup and we REALLY don't know how intelligent that load balancing device of yours is, Does it "auto configures" anything whatever is plug into it?.

As far as I have known with load balancing units, the IP's, Subnets, gateways, etc... 'coming into' the TL-R470T+ MUST be UNIQUE!!!... If modem i1 gateway is 192.168.1.1 and modem i2 gateway is also the same as i1, then you have a headache

however..., if you configure the modems (i1, i2, ix) to bridge mode/PPPoE (if modem supports it) , then, you may have a good chance!

Good Luck!

I've done the fail-over part pero hindi parin gumagana. Yes, it auto configures kasi naka dynamic IP when I connect them to WAN ports.


headache na headache na talaga. my i1 & i2 have the same gateway which is 192.168.1.1. ang nakakaiba lang ay yung Ultera kasi 192.168.22.1 siya. kahit tanggalin ko ang dalawa (i2 & i3), at i1 lang ang mananatili di pa rin gumagana pero kapag ikinabit ko si i3 (Ultera - 192.168.22.1) saka pa lang gumagana.

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anung set up kasi ito, di ko maintendehan

3 internet connections (2 with same gateway, 192.168.1.1, 1 different, 192.168.22.1)

3 internet connections -> 3 PLDT modems -> 1 TL-R470T+ -> 1 Apple Airport Extreme (bridge mode) -> Laptop(s)

[Jhunax]

can you try and bridge the devices so that the connection will be managed by TP-Link and avoid double NAT.