Move to VDSL, then back to ADSL2+... is this possible? Fee/costs involved?

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McGee

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Reply # 614431 24-Apr-2012 16:42
wjw: Select Use as DSL Modem. Its a true bridge, so the downstream device will need to make a PPPoE Connection. Interesting, I know a few people that have tried this and failed. I'll give it a go tonight see if I can make magic happen.

wjw

150 posts

Master Geek

Reply # 614457 24-Apr-2012 17:07
If it fails, update the firmware.

Napster

202 posts

Master Geek

Reply # 614617 24-Apr-2012 21:57
You got this working with ADSL2+ or VDSL?

dontpanic42

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Reply # 614623 24-Apr-2012 22:04
wjw: Select Use as DSL Modem. Its a true bridge, so the downstream device will need to make a PPPoE Connection. Ah, good to know it's a true bridge. Even though the Frizt! looks like a stellar unit, it's handy to know it will do (or will it?) a full PPPoE bridge.

McGee

200 posts

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Reply # 614626 24-Apr-2012 22:06
I'm about to try this as we speak, Will report back shortly.

McGee

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Reply # 614629 24-Apr-2012 22:12
Can't get it to budge on mine, Just sits there and goes connecting for ages. How did you get yours to work Bill ?

Napster

202 posts

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Reply # 614632 24-Apr-2012 22:18
If its VDSL and your running VLAN 10 i don't think you can get it to work. Well i couldn't at least. Please do tell if you get it working.

McGee

200 posts

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Reply # 614633 24-Apr-2012 22:21
I borrowed a fritz box off a friend cause I didn't want to screw up my current config. This one didn't have the standard VLAN option in those settings, Tried 0/100 and 0/110 which should have the same effect as setting VLAN 10.

frizianz

96 posts

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Reply # 614730 25-Apr-2012 07:21
McGee: I borrowed a fritz box off a friend cause I didn't want to screw up my current config. This one didn't have the standard VLAN option in those settings, Tried 0/100 and 0/110 which should have the same effect as setting VLAN 10. Probably update the firmware is a good place to start if you have not already ;D

wjw

150 posts

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Reply # 614754 25-Apr-2012 08:54
Napster: If its VDSL and your running VLAN 10 i don't think you can get it to work. Well i couldn't at least. Please do tell if you get it working. VDSL and a Cisco router. I would pull the config, but the router is in Hamilton right now :-( What firmware are you running? 99.05.05-20532

wjw

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Reply # 614755 25-Apr-2012 08:55
frizianz: McGee: I borrowed a fritz box off a friend cause I didn't want to screw up my current config. This one didn't have the standard VLAN option in those settings, Tried 0/100 and 0/110 which should have the same effect as setting VLAN 10. Probably update the firmware is a good place to start if you have not already ;D You need the latest firmware to get the VLAN options. Also on VDSL there is a limit of 4 MAC addresses so be careful what you connect when the fritz is in bridge mode

McGee

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Reply # 614819 25-Apr-2012 11:32
wjw: frizianz: McGee: I borrowed a fritz box off a friend cause I didn't want to screw up my current config. This one didn't have the standard VLAN option in those settings, Tried 0/100 and 0/110 which should have the same effect as setting VLAN 10. Probably update the firmware is a good place to start if you have not already ;D You need the latest firmware to get the VLAN options. Also on VDSL there is a limit of 4 MAC addresses so be careful what you connect when the fritz is in bridge mode I'll do a factory restart on the box this afternoon then give it another go. Have you been able to get VLAN tagging working also ? Ideally I would like to have the Fritz pass through the wan connection either by half bridge or a PPPoE tunnel as mentioned, then have a VLAN going from the firewall back to the device to provide wireless / SIP etc.

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