IP Passthrough issue

IP Passthrough issue

IP Passthrough issue
IP Passthrough issue
2024-10-02 18:57:11
Model: Deco BE16000  
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I'm using ATT fiber and have set IP Passthrough on. It worked fine correctly in the past and I was able to ping my external IP/tplink ddns but there are times when it loses connection. Like the past few days, I can't ping my external IP. I can't ping the DDNS i set on the Deco app. I have tried resetting the ATT modem and router but that didn't resolve the issue.

 

Anyone else had this issue? What have you done to fix it?

 

Thanks!

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Re:IP Passthrough issue
2024-10-02 19:47:24

  @peekeesh Did you verify the IP passed through, and the DECO is receiving the WAN IP vs private IP?

 

If not reboot the AT&T gateway, pause 20 - 30 seconds, then power cycle the DECO.  Hopefully with a little timing as such it does correctly pass through the WAN IP...

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Re:IP Passthrough issue
2024-10-02 20:48:54
I checked the Deco app and saw a private lan ip. I rebooted the ATT gateway, rechecked the app again and now it shows WAN IP. What would cause such issue? I swear I never had this issue with my old non tp link router. I'm still on a Beta firmware that tp link support provided to address the issue disconnecting devices. I noticed there's a new firmware now but I'm afraid to apply the update as it may break stuff again. The beta firmware has addressed the devices from disconnecting by like 80%, not perfect but it's better.
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Re:IP Passthrough issue
2024-10-02 21:05:40

  @peekeesh I'm afraid there's a bug, either with the gateway or the Deco.  I had the exact same issue with an ASUS router, where I had to time the power cycling of both just right, otherwise it got a private LAN IP from the gateway.  I noticed at one point the BGW320-500 got new software, and now if I reboot the ASUS router it would get the WAN IP Passthrough...

 

I somewhat recently switched my BE95 as router for IP Passthrough, and same thing I needed to power cycle both otherwise I got a private LAN IP.

 

If there's a new firmware released I would not hesitate to download it.  I believe there's a way to revert back no?  (Never tried to revert to be completely honest)...

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Re:IP Passthrough issue
2024-10-03 08:16:35

  @peekeesh 

 

If you have any concerns regarding the current firmware version of your Deco and are considering reverting to a previous version, please follow the steps below.

 

Before rolling back your firmware to an earlier version, please open a support ticket and upload your log file following the instructions provided in the link below. This step is essential to ensure that support and senior engineers can identify any bugs in the current firmware. Thank you for your cooperation.

 

First submit a support ticket and upload your logfile using the infomation in the following post https://community.tp-link.com/us/home/forum/topic/694474

 

Once your ticket is open and your logfile has been uploaded, please follow the steps below:

 

1. Visit https://www.tp-link.com/us/support

 

2. In the search bar, enter the model number of your Deco, for example, Deco XE75 Pro.

 

3. On the next page, locate your Deco model from the provided list and click on the support link associated with your model number.

 

4. Select the hardware version of your Deco from the list. If you are unsure of your version number, you can find it on the bottom of the device.

 

5. Next, click on the firmware option.

 

6. Identify the firmware version you are currently using in the Deco app and download the version prior to the one you are currently using.

 

7. Once the file is downloaded, extract it to your desktop for easy access.

 

8. To perform the update, please access the Deco web interface by entering "tplinkdeco.net" in your browser. Then navigate to Advanced > System > Firmware Update, click on 'Browse,' select the firmware BIN file, and click on 'Upgrade.'

 

If you continue to encounter issues after upgrading to a previous firmware version, please repeat all the steps outlined above. However, this time, revert to an even earlier firmware version. Additionally, ensure that you open a new support ticket regarding the previous version you just installed before attempting to install an older version.

Need help with the Deco app, setup, Ethernet backhaul, network switch or rolling back firmware? https://community.tp-link.com/us/home/forum/topic/699816?page=1
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