netMakeChannDial: err=-3000 rn_p=804e53b0
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netMakeChannDial: err=-3000 rn_p=804e53b0
What does that mean?
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Where did you see it? Please show us a screenshot of it.
Meanwhile, does it affect the actual performance of the main router?
Thanks in advance, and have a nice day.
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Yes, it affects the device's function, the internet loses for 5 seconds and then reconnects. Without turning off the internet LED...
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Thanks for your reply.
From the picture attached, the model number does not match the TD-W9960 you mentioned. What is the actual model number please?
What is the led status of the router when it lost connection?
At that time, please show us a screenshot of the status-device info page.
Meanwhile, when and where did you buy this router?
Good day.
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Kevin_Z wrote
Thanks for your reply.
From the picture attached, the model number does not match the TD-W9960 you mentioned. What is the actual model number please?
What is the led status of the router when it lost connection?
At that time, please show us a screenshot of the status-device info page.
Meanwhile, when and where did you buy this router?
Good day.
Sorry, but my modem wasn't on the list TD_5181N.
The LED lights do not turn off but the connection is disconnected for five seconds.
I bought it six years ago online..
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We do not have TD_5181N router, instead, we do find there is a TD-W8151N existed. According to the firmware, it should be TD-W8151N V3.
https://www.tp-link.com/support/download/td-w8151n/v3/#Firmware
Go to interface setup-LAN page to change the DNS server to use user discovered DNS server only and enter the primary and secondary DNS server manually as 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4.
After that, please verify whether it works.
Still the same, I think it may be aged after working for the past 6 years, you can buy a new router with better performance to get internet then.
Good day.
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