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Utso

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#190997 19-Jan-2016 13:28
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Hi Folks,

 

 

 

I have recently moved house and now have Orcon UFB, the problem being as I have many family members using multiple devices I wanted to replace my supplied router with a Linksys AC1900 so I can primarily have a 5GHZ option, I do not use the voice/calling on Orcon having the naked packaged. Unfortunately I cannot get this to connect to the internet, does any body know I can do this?

 

 

 

Thanks in advance

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Aredwood
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  #1477297 23-Jan-2016 13:10

Plug router into port 1 on the ONT.  Set vlan on wan port to 10. Set router to connect via dhcp.

 

 

 

Hopefully your router supports vlans  on the wan.

 

 








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  #1478579 25-Jan-2016 20:38
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Hi There

Thanks for the feedback. I updated my router to a D-Link Viper which supports vlan tagging. However when I put all the correct settings in the router appears connected but still does not broadcast beyond the router. The only work around I have at the moment is connecting my new D Link into the netcomm which shows how significant the improvement is more than double the speed and range. But I would really just like to use the D-Link without the need of the netcomm should anyone know a way.

Cheers Utso

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  #1478583 25-Jan-2016 20:51
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Utso: Hi There

Thanks for the feedback. I updated my router to a D-Link Viper which supports vlan tagging. However when I put all the correct settings in the router appears connected but still does not broadcast beyond the router. The only work around I have at the moment is connecting my new D Link into the netcomm which shows how significant the improvement is more than double the speed and range. But I would really just like to use the D-Link without the need of the netcomm should anyone know a way.

Cheers Utso

 

 

 

Instructions are dead simple and listed above. Lots of hardware doesn't support VLAN10 tagging though.

 

 




Utso

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  #1478585 25-Jan-2016 20:54
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The D-Link Viper supports vlan tagging, have followed the instructions, router connects but does not broadcast further. Are you using a different router on Orcon? The only way I have found to make it work is connected to Orcon router.


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