AX3000/AX55 WAN not connected problem

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AX3000/AX55 WAN not connected problem
AX3000/AX55 WAN not connected problem
2023-01-26 00:28:57
Model: Archer AX3000  
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Hello.

 

I just received my AX3000 AX55 router and hooked it up to my o2 homebox. Low and behold it didn't work. 

Specifically, it is saying that the WAN cable is unplugged and the wifi (saturn) doesn't light up. I have done the following so far:

-swap cables 

-changed ip address

-cloned mac address

-booted and rebooted modem and router

-checked to see if the WAN port was working so I inserted the ethernet cable into the LAN port of the router and the LAN lamp on the router lights up, which according to doumentation means that the WAN port is working. 

 

Nothing has worked. To make matters worse, now the old netgear router also doesn't want to give me internet. Seems strange as I haven't changed anything on the modem or the netgear router. 

 

Any help will be extremely helpful and have a great day. 

 

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Re:AX3000/AX55 WAN not connected problem
2023-01-26 18:08:44

  @toksuede,

It looks like the o2 Homebox is only used outside of the United States. I would recommend creating a thread on our global forums, where they may be better suited to assist. 

 

https://community.tp-link.com/en

 

While that may indicate from the documentation that the port is working, this does not indicate that the device is actually receiving a connection from the modem; I would recommend connecting a PC to the modem and testing your connection. Once that connection is seen, clone the PCs mac address and your router should be able to communicate with your modem

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