Wireless Joint

Hey everyone

After some advice and progress, I feel like I’m close to getting the setup working.

As of right now my equipment is:

Archer C7 (v5 based on bottom of router) - Flashed with the latest supported version of r00ter.

A CBA850 with a t-mobile unlimited prepaid SIM card.

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I can confirm that the CBA is working because when connected directly to my PC the internet works. It just gets throttled because of TTL issues.

As for the C7 the admin page does load up and I was able to configure it based on the recommended tutorials.

When the CBA is in either LAN 1 or 2 and connected to the WAN of the Archer both admin pages come up. I can access and log in to both pages but

The internet does not work.

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I suspect the issue is because

On the routers (C7) Modem > Network Status it shows that it could not locate the modem.

I believe that’s causing the internet not to work...

I tried to resolve it by following some of the steps online... I removed the CBA from its container and reset up all the pig tails but no luck.

I flashed the router multiple times without syncing settings. I even reset the CBA850...

Can anyone help me get this missing piece to work?

At this point I would be willing to pay whoever can take the time to walk me and my partner through it. Thank you!

Attaching logs just in case...

Pictures of the issue and the system logs

For those coming in the future!

I was able to resolve the issue by removing the USB modem out of the CBA850 and plugging the USB directly in the archer a7 and it was picked up and is working

I would bet that if you tagged the WAN port of the Archer as untagged in VLAN 1 and off in VLAN 2 it would work.

Didneywhorl wrote: Fri Jul 31, 2020 9:56 pm I would bet that if you tagged the WAN port of the Archer as untagged in VLAN 1 and off in VLAN 2 it would work.

How would I be able to do that?

It's in the firewall settings... Probably also would have worked had you left stock firmware on the Archer instead of goldenorb. I wouldn't worry about it since you have it working, though.

Basically, since the 850 is a router in itself, you didn't need goldenorb to do the modem stuff, and it won't see a modem inside another router. Now with the modem directly connected to the goldenorb router's USB port, you have better control over it and all is well, so I'd leave it be.