It all started with the appearance of a yellow spot on the router, but I scored on it. Half a year has passed. I started to lose connection with the Internet. I decided to go to 192.168.1.1, and went to the "System Log" and saw this:
8/6/2017 16:41:47> bridge only stop
8/6/2017 16:41:47> SNMP TRAP 3: link up
8/6/2017 16:41:47> Quick bridge not allow multi-channel
8/6/2017 16:41:53> SNMP TRAP 3: link up
8/6/2017 16:41:53> netMakeChannDial: err = -3000
8/6/2017 16:41:53> Last errorlog repeat 8 Times
8/6/2017 16:41:53> Accept () fail
6/8/2017 16:41:53> Accept () fail
8/6/2017 16:41:53> netMakeChannDial: err = -3000 rn_p = 804d2bec
8/6/2017 16:42:25> Last errorlog repeat 136 Times
8/6/2017 16:42:25> Call Failed
8/6/2017 16:42:25> Last errorlog repeat 1 Times
8/6/2017 16:42:25> netMakeChannDial: err = -3000 rn_p = 804d2bec
8/6/2017 16:42:29> Last errorlog repeat 9 Times.
Firmware Version: 5.0.0 Build 140321 Rel.27294
Router model: TD-W8951ND
Answer
A yellow spot on the body of the router? Overheating, something burnt?
I do not read these router logs very well, this is for TP-Link support. But I can say that if the firmware of the router is updated, the settings are reset, and it is configured correctly (and most likely it is configured correctly, since it worked before), and the Internet disappears, then this is most likely a hardware failure.
Well, it would be nice to connect the Internet directly to the computer, check. To eliminate problems with the provider.
06.08.17
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Asked by Ilya
