HyperPete wrote

Hello.  I purchased a c2300 mid-December 2018.  It's a Version 2, and I updated the firmware to the latest version on Dec 16, 2018.

 

 

I've setup the router and it's been working well.

 

Today, however, I tried to setup Dynamic DNS.  First, I attempted using the TP-Link version.  I read some FAQs, and one directed me to bind my router to my TP-Link account via the TP-Link Cloud link in the management console.  Although I can log in at https://www.tplinkcloud.com/index.php just fine, when I attempt to log in through the management console I get an error saying it timed out (almost immediately.)

 

 

Next, I created an account and registered a hostname at no-ip.  When I attempt to connect through the management console, THAT fails.

 

 

I have rebooted the router, cleared the cache of IE, Firefox, and Chrome (tried all 3) and performed a voodoo ritual designed to invoke good juju...   all to no avail.

I work in IT maintaining seven domains for State Government, and I consider myself to be an above average tech.  I feel confident that I have done what I am supposed to do properly, but I cannot get Dynamic DNS setup on this router. I  purchased essays about this problem at Edubirdie and go to this web-site. Soemthing of these helped me, but I am still waiting for help here.

 

I also spent 30 minutes in chat with TP-Link support with no resolution.  I have not yet performed a factory reset because I don't want to deal with getting everyone in the house and all of their various devices reconnected (yet.)  Maybe this weekend.  I highly doubt that a factory reset will do anything, but I guess we must rule that possibility out.

 

Any assistance would be appreciated.

 

Cheers!

Looks strange. Wait for support.

@HyperPete 

Hey, I have seen that you have purchased essays about dealing with router issues. I still suggest you do some more research by reading some samples of affordable assignment help because I was also able to set up a branch connection for my router by doing so. You can even call your ISP if you’re still facing trouble, but he might charge you for his extra services.