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module.failover.google_backup_dr_backup_plan_association.mydb-backup-plan-association: Modifying... [id=projects/myprojectlocations/myregion/backupPlanAssociations/old-name-db1-bpa]
module.primary.google_backup_dr_backup_plan_association.mydb-backup-plan-association: Modifying... [id=projects/myprojectlocations/myregion/backupPlanAssociations/old-name-db2-bpa]
2026-03-06T11:57:24.137Z [INFO]  Starting apply for module.failover.google_backup_dr_backup_plan_association.mydb-backup-plan-association
2026-03-06T11:57:24.137Z [INFO]  Starting apply for module.primary.google_backup_dr_backup_plan_association.mydb-backup-plan-association
2026-03-06T11:57:24.137Z [DEBUG] module.failover.google_backup_dr_backup_plan_association.mydb-backup-plan-association: applying the planned Update change
2026-03-06T11:57:24.137Z [DEBUG] module.primary.google_backup_dr_backup_plan_association.mydb-backup-plan-association: applying the planned Update change
2026-03-06T11:57:24.137Z [DEBUG] provider.terraform-provider-google_v7.20.0_x

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How to "jailbreak" a TP Link EX230v, VX230v, EX530v Router

TP-Link have a special product range of routers designed for ISP-managed fleets, typically provided as the ISP-supplied router. This includes models like EX230v, VS230v, and EX530v, there may be more too.

It supports remote provisioning/configuring via a protocol called TR-069. The jist of it is, your ISP will host a server, and your router "phones home" to get the latest config.

Usually the Access Control Server (ACS) is baked into the router's firmware, so even a pinhole reset of your router won't give you freedom from their control.

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