Request DHCP on Business Broadband UFB

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#269795 8-Apr-2020 14:43

Apologies in advance if this has been asked before..

On a Business Broadband UFB connection, can DHCP on VLAN 10 be requested as opposed to the standard PPPoE?

The reason I ask is that one our firewalls (FortiGate) does not apply hardware acceleration to traffic when you have PPPoE on the WAN interface.

DHCP on VLAN 10 would work better for us - just wondering if a special request can be made?

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#2457406 8-Apr-2020 14:46

Nope.

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#2457423 8-Apr-2020 14:52

Spark can't however smaller ISP's like Voyager likely can do something for you as they've got quite a bit more flexibility with their network.

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#2457483 8-Apr-2020 15:18

Pretty sure Vodafone will.

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#2457485 8-Apr-2020 15:20

cyril7: Pretty sure Vodafone will.

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#2457508 8-Apr-2020 15:38

Vodafone would be my absolute last choice for any broadband connection, never mind entrusting them with a business one. As above, I'd try Voyager.

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#2457570 8-Apr-2020 16:37

quickymart:

Vodafone would be my absolute last choice for any broadband connection, never mind entrusting them with a business one. As above, I'd try Voyager.

If you get a good account manager it's fine, even a crap one is still way less hassle than dealing with residential stuff. Can honestly say having dealt with both that I don't think Vodafone business is any worse than Spark business. Vodafone residential on the other hand, is a special tier of hell.

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#2457606 8-Apr-2020 17:13

Lias:

If you get a good account manager it's fine, even a crap one is still way less hassle than dealing with residential stuff. Can honestly say having dealt with both that I don't think Vodafone business is any worse than Spark business. Vodafone residential on the other hand, is a special tier of hell.

Yeah. We had significantly better business (corporate rather than SME) service from Vodafone than Spark.