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Jaleb

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#179202 31-Aug-2015 09:28
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Does anyone know exactly how to connect the Nighthawk to Spark Fibre? I'm more of a plug and play kind of person. I've read the following link and I have no idea where to fill out most of this stuff.

 

https://www.spark.co.nz/help/internet-email/getstarted/broadband-settings-for-third-party-modems/

Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

 

 

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  #1376887 31-Aug-2015 09:51
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Does it support VLAN tagging?



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  #1376893 31-Aug-2015 09:58
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Yes it does

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  #1376894 31-Aug-2015 09:59
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The first question is whether it supports VLAN tagging on the WAN. If it doesn't (and by far the vast majority of 3rd party routers don't) then it won't work.





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  #1376896 31-Aug-2015 10:01
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Jaleb: Yes it does


In which case you simply need confgure the PPPoE details, add a VLAN10 on the WAN, and it should go. The above insructions on the Spark website detail this.

If you aren't competent doing this I'd suggest calling a PC tech to do it.



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  #1376905 31-Aug-2015 10:12
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Pretty sure the R8000 has VLAN10 set as default anyway.

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  #1376906 31-Aug-2015 10:13
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