Ok so I decided to replace my vdsl modem supplied by my isp to see if this was the problem. Now the modem supplied by my isp is a huawei 612 and is locked down so you can't access it, so I bought an unlocked version where I could have full control and also look at my dsl stats.
Any how plugged everything back in, Internet up and running, checking over router settings and done a reboot from the gui. Now when the router page pops back up it is saying there is an IP conflict, low and behold nothing in the house could connect to the Internet although still connected to the router. This got me thinking now I could configure my vdsl modem I would check to see what IP it was set to, it was 192.168.1.1 the same as my AC87....
Apparently this is the default IP address for these modems, so now I wondering if all those problems were because of an IP conflict between the router and vdsl modem?
I have since set up IP address on router to 192.168.2.1 and kept the modem on 192.168.1.1 also turned off dhcp server on modem and set a subnet of 255.255.0.0 on both so I can still access the modem on my home network.
Since doing so I have had no more problems.
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