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Topic # 110052 2-Oct-2012 12:57 Send private message

I was told that fibre is ready for our street and therefore I would like to get this installed.

I am a bit confused with the setup. I will be using my current router DGND3700 since it supports fibre/cable via the gigabit ethernet port.

I will be putting my router 10m away from the 'fibre box' to get better wifi coverage. From that fibre box to my router, do I need to use a crossover cable or patch cable?





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  Reply # 694807 2-Oct-2012 12:57 Send private message

patch cable








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  Reply # 694817 2-Oct-2012 13:16 Send private message

Ok, thank you very much.





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  Reply # 694835 2-Oct-2012 13:47 Send private message

Does that router support VLAN10 on the WAN interface?




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  Reply # 694843 2-Oct-2012 14:07 Send private message

sbiddle: Does that router support VLAN10 on the WAN interface?


no idea, looking at the manual, i could not find anything about vlan





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