Anyone faced this issue before? I'm running an Asus AC86U, never had problems with it up to a few hours ago when my internet suddenly became very slow.
I rebooted the router, and then the router refused to re-connect.
Looking at the syslog I see this pattern repeating:
I've tried restoring factory settings and that didn't change anything.
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May 5 13:06:56 nat: apply redirect rules error!
May 5 13:06:58 pppd[1490]: PPP session is 44906 (0xaf6a)
May 5 13:06:58 pppd[1490]: Connected to 00:00:5e:00:01:36 via interface br1
May 5 13:06:58 pppd[1490]: Using interface ppp0
May 5 13:06:58 pppd[1490]: Connect: ppp0 <--> br1
May 5 13:06:58 pppd[1490]: Remote message: Authentication success,Welcome!
May 5 13:06:58 pppd[1490]: PAP authentication succeeded
May 5 13:06:58 pppd[1490]: peer from calling number 00:00:5E:00:01:36 authorized
May 5 13:06:58 pppd[1490]: LCP terminated by peer
May 5 13:07:01 nat: apply redirect rules error!
May 5 13:07:01 pppd[1490]: Connection terminated.
May 5 13:07:01 pppd[1490]: Sent PADT
May 5 13:07:01 pppd[1490]: Modem hangup
It keeps throwing that 'LCP terminated by peer' message. I was ready to assume the problem must be with TM since I've not done any changes to the router recently, but I thought I'd try using the TP link router that TM provided to me before which I never took out of the box. Funny thing is, internet works fine on that.
Looks like then its an issue with my AC86U? Any ideas what could be causing this? From Googling it seems the LCP Terminated by peer message is due to a hangup from the ISP side? Should I reach out to TM on this? But if its an issue on their side why would the stock TP Link router work?