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  #1323540 12-Jun-2015 16:35
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TrustPower is VLAN tagged, DHCP, with voice service supplied by the ONT

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  #1323550 12-Jun-2015 16:44
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You can add:

Inspire Net: No - PPPoE - RGW

and +1 for making this thread sticky

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  #1323555 12-Jun-2015 16:53
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Thanks, updated. Geekzone never fails to impress - less than three hours later and the "table" is a lot more detailed that it was when I started!



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  #1323611 12-Jun-2015 18:26
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Last i checked, VF are dhcp.




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  #1323645 12-Jun-2015 19:47
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hio77: Last i checked, VF are dhcp.

You're right. My parents invited me for dinner tonight and I thought "I must check their Vodafone UFB settings." It is indeed DHCP. The Vodafone-supplied router also has its Wi-Fi locale set to DE (presumably Germany)...

Can't edit first post on my phone so I'll sort that out when home.

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  #1323649 12-Jun-2015 19:52
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please get mods to sticky this thread, its brilliant.




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  #1323654 12-Jun-2015 20:08
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If you wanted to include if username / password is required or port based so any value is fine.
I know Spark don't care what you put in as long as it's something.

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  #1323675 12-Jun-2015 20:41
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BarTender: If you wanted to include if username / password is required or port based so any value is fine.
I know Spark don't care what you put in as long as it's something.

I'm going to say "no" to that at this stage so that the list remains compact and easy to maintain. For an equipment compatibility guide you don't need to know whether the authentication is port based; any equipment that supports one method will also support the other.

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  #1323687 12-Jun-2015 21:13
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For some ISPs such as Orcon, setting up tagged/DHCP is not enough, correct configuration must be pushed out to the modem. Might warrant a footnote for these cases.
e.g. from this morning http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=82&topicid=174960 

Advanced configuration for Orcon: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=82&topicid=143821 

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  #1323699 12-Jun-2015 21:36
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Thanks, footnote added.

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  #1323891 13-Jun-2015 10:44
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Is that a vdsl only thing for Orcon?




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  #1323896 13-Jun-2015 11:06
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This is a UFB thread so if something listed is indeed VDSL-only then I'd like to remove it.

With that said, the "Advanced Configuration for Orcon" thread specifically says UFB.

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  #1323939 13-Jun-2015 12:04
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NZCrusader: Sticky thread?

Seems useful.
Would want to view in the future.


It might be also be handy to have a short description and the pros/cons of each of the three items. Why would you pick one over another
I do have some idea but a quick cheat-sheet would be great.




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  #1323957 13-Jun-2015 12:07
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Sounds like a plan. I'm not too sure of the differences between PPPoE and DHCP myself, but I'll add something about tagged/untagged and ONT/RGW when I get some time.

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  #1323959 13-Jun-2015 12:08
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Behodar: This is a UFB thread so if something listed is indeed VDSL-only then I'd like to remove it.

With that said, the "Advanced Configuration for Orcon" thread specifically says UFB.
... cause I've had three different Mikrotik units with the factory default MAC address on the WAN port, and no problems connecting them to my Orcon fibre connection.

It's not entirely clear - is the reference to that thread for the fact that you need to extract the password for voip or the claim that the MAC address must be specified?




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