ASUS AC1900 Router with Spark Fibre

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Kopkiwi

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#253060 23-Jul-2019 20:18

I've spent the last few hours trying to configure this and it just won't connect. Talking with Spark was about as useful as a crusty nutsack.

Does anyone have experience on setting this router up and what settings need to go where?

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#2282434 23-Jul-2019 20:19

What model is it?

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#2282436 23-Jul-2019 20:20

go into the wan settings set a PPPoE Connection, plug the cable from the ONT into the routers Wan port, put in the username password user@xtrabb.co.nz and password1234 then ensure VLAN tagging is enabled with the number 10

Should be that easy really.

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#2282437 23-Jul-2019 20:22

Well, the settings you need are here:

https://www.spark.co.nz/help/internet/set-up/non-spark-modem/

Perhaps someone here can hand hold you through the setup - I haven't used that particular model before I am afraid.

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#2282448 23-Jul-2019 20:37

lNomNoml:

What model is it?

RT-AC68U

l43a2:

go into the wan settings set a PPPoE Connection, plug the cable from the ONT into the routers Wan port, put in the username password user@xtrabb.co.nz and password1234 then ensure VLAN tagging is enabled with the number 10

Should be that easy really.

Where do you get that username and pword from?

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#2282449 23-Jul-2019 20:41

Kopkiwi:

lNomNoml:

What model is it?

RT-AC68U

l43a2:

go into the wan settings set a PPPoE Connection, plug the cable from the ONT into the routers Wan port, put in the username password user@xtrabb.co.nz and password1234 then ensure VLAN tagging is enabled with the number 10

Should be that easy really.

Where do you get that username and pword from?

its the default user/pass for spark connections over PPPoE since they use port auth not user/pass based auth.

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#2282450 23-Jul-2019 20:41

Kopkiwi:

lNomNoml:

What model is it?

RT-AC68U

l43a2:

go into the wan settings set a PPPoE Connection, plug the cable from the ONT into the routers Wan port, put in the username password user@xtrabb.co.nz and password1234 then ensure VLAN tagging is enabled with the number 10

Should be that easy really.

Where do you get that username and pword from?

It's one we used to supply.

For spark, the only requirement is that you have a valid (eg no junk characters) username and password. It isnt unique to you as a User.

Highly likely your missing the vlan tag. If i recall correctly for that model it's under iptv...

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#2282451 23-Jul-2019 20:44

from another thread: LAN -> IPTV -> Select ISP Profile -> "Manual Setting"; Set "Internet" VID to 10

this is from a 2Degrees setup, https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=85&topicid=236132&page_no=1#2019574 but should help you.

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Kopkiwi

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#2282453 23-Jul-2019 21:03

Thanks guys, appreciate the help, I'll give that a whirl.

djtOtago

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#2282455 23-Jul-2019 21:10

Have a look at the setup guide at pbtech https://www.pbtech.co.nz/ASUSISPSettings#SparkAC68U

Kopkiwi

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#2282460 23-Jul-2019 21:18

djtOtago:

Have a look at the setup guide at pbtech https://www.pbtech.co.nz/ASUSISPSettings#SparkAC68U

Yeah I tried that, but I don't have the same settings for some reason? Possibly a more recent firmware on mine?

Kopkiwi

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#2282466 23-Jul-2019 21:44

l43a2:

from another thread: LAN -> IPTV -> Select ISP Profile -> "Manual Setting"; Set "Internet" VID to 10

this is from a 2Degrees setup, https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=85&topicid=236132&page_no=1#2019574 but should help you.

Legend, that was it! Thanks man.