The router should reconnect automatically as WAN connection type is dynamic IP.
Connect the modem directly to your PC instead of WAN2. Does it disconnect and reconnect automatically?

Hi, Tony, and thank you very much for your response.

Unfortunately, the WAN2 cable modem (and the WAN1 DSL modem) are about 80 feet away from my computer, so I am unable to do your suggestion.

By way of additional information, I find WAN2 usually disconnected in the morning, but not always. I'd love for it to auto-reconnect. Is there anything else I can do?

Same exact problem on my TL-R470T with a v.4 hardware the latest firmware. WAN 1 is connected to a wireless AP and WAN 2 is connected directly to a network switch with a cable modem on it (and a router). I frequently see "disconnected" for WAN 2 and have to manually reconnect. The router on the switch never went down, neither did the link. It seems to maybe be a firmware issue with the R470?

pt33 wrote

Region : UnitedStates

Model : TL-R470T+

Hardware Version : V4

Firmware Version :

ISP :

WAN1 and WAN2 are Dynamic IP.

On the status page, WAN2 frequently shows as "disconnected".

When disconnected, I manually go to Network, WAN2, and click the "Obtain" button. Then it is connected again.

Is there a way to have the router automatically do this when WAN2 disconnects?

Thanks.

Same problem here. Does someone have any news about it?

hi, i bought TL R480+ (V.7) load balance broadband router, i have 2 ISP, a static one and a dynamic one, once i get them connected, i only get the bandwidth of my dynamic ISP, which is too small, my static ip gives 50mbps (upload and download) while my dynamic is 15mbps with only 1mbps upload, my question is, how to add my 50 mbps and my 15 mbps so i can gain atleast 65 mbps with the same upload? im a newbie here, so i will be so much thankful if anyone can help me to solve this one. i already checked the "enable application optimized routing " and the "enable bandwidth based balance routing but still nothing happens,

Having the same issue. Can't find any related info on the internet.