Using an Aussie Wireless Router in NZ

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SkiHardOut

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#20535 29-Mar-2008 14:42

I've just moved back to NZ from Australia and have brought back my wireless router i had when i was connected with iinet over there. I am now connected with Telecom Broadband here using one of their broadband modems which came free with the connection, but i want to use the wireless router i was using in OZ, is this possible. Some guy at telecom said it wont work here is this correct?

Here is a link to the wireless router i have

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=&Section_Id=203283&pcount=&Product_Id=247049

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zocster

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#119541 29-Mar-2008 15:03

Gee what a gadget pretty cool from what I see, anyway why don't you try it out just plug in the cables and see if your DSL light is solid, if it is then you can toy with your authentication etc for xtra.

It claims to be compatible with adsl etc, what TCNZ is saying may be they do not support it as their help desk can't support it as they only support dlink over the phone.

Spyware

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#119542 29-Mar-2008 15:09

Settings PPPoA VC MUX, VCI=100, VPI=0, username.xadsl@xtra.co.nz and password. It should then work.

Spark Max Fibre using Mikrotik CCR1009-8G-1S-1S+, CRS125-24G-1S, UAP, UAP AC Pro, UAP AC Pro Mesh, Apple TV 4, Apple TV 4K, iPad Air 1st gen, iPad Air 4th gen, iPhone XR, VodaTV Gen 2. If it doesn't move then it's data cabled.

SkiHardOut

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#119739 30-Mar-2008 20:31

Thanks for your help guys, i have managed to get it going now.

Cheers.

muppet

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#122229 9-Apr-2008 00:20

I dragged my 5GT ADSL box all the way to the UK and it worked straight away :)

I think ADSL is pretty much universal, as long as you use the right ANNEX type.