Should I disable TR-069 Management on MY router?

a month ago by 666dollarfootlong to c/networking

(Not sure if this is the right community this, but I'm gonna ask anyway)

I noticed my huawei 5G router occasionally just disconnects. I went to the logs, and found this entry: WAN connection INTERNET_TR069_VOICE_R_UMTS1:IPv6 disconnected . (and then a bit later this same entry but with connected instead). This lead me to look up TR-069 things, and it seems to be the cause, apparently it lets my ISP manage my router (I guess?), which seems kinda not cool, so will disabling TR-069 cause any issues?

For more context, the router/modem combo 5G thingy I bought myself, and the internet access is from a SIM from a mobile phone 5G plan

Taleya 5 points a month ago

This is usually caused when the carrier signal hops - if your ipv4 stays stable you wouldn't even notice. It can also be caused by lease renewal - some carriers allow a max of 24 hours

Personally i'd disable remote updates anyway because i don't let anyone control my tech but me

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666dollarfootlong 1 point a month ago

Yea the lease renewal is already set to 1 day, should that be changed?

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Taleya 2 points a month ago

That's usually controlled by your isp, mught be worth dropping them a question or two

Back up the config before you start changing things just in case

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InEnduringGrowStrong 5 points a month ago

It's likely not the cause but a symptom or collateral damage.
It's probably just one of the things that no longer works when it disconnects.

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possiblylinux127 1 point a month ago

I would just leave it be

If the disconnects are an issue you could open a ticket to see if they can help at all

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