It can't 

Ask Spark if they can give you an untagged connection, or choose an ISP like Bigpipe which is cheap, naked, untagged, and no contracts (and actually owned by Spark)

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

robjg63:

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.
I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.

But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.

Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

I can't find such a menu on my archer c2

Yabanize:

 

robjg63:

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.
I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.

But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.

Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

 

I can't find such a menu on my archer c2

 

Possibly version related.

Are you running the latest software?

JWR:

 

Yabanize:

 

robjg63:

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.
I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.

But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.

Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

 

I can't find such a menu on my archer c2

 

 

 

 

Possibly version related.

 

Are you running the latest software?

 

Yes, there is a simulator here if you would like to take a look

http://www.tp-link.com/resources/simulator/Archer_C2/index.htm

The c2 may not support it at all.

Sorry - wasnt trying to imply that it did.

You could sign up on the tp-link forum and ask.

Yabanize:

 

JWR:

 

Yabanize:

 

robjg63:

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.
I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.

But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.

Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

 

I can't find such a menu on my archer c2

 

 

 

 

Possibly version related.

 

Are you running the latest software?

 

 

Yes, there is a simulator here if you would like to take a look

 

http://www.tp-link.com/resources/simulator/Archer_C2/index.htm

 

That is a good idea for learning about a router!

Thanks for that.