Spark settings for Cisco RV134W router

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changstar

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#211653 5-Apr-2017 15:58

I got myself a Cisco router for home use and need a little help setting it up.

It is a Cisco Start RV134W with VDSL - http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/routers/small-business-rv-series-routers/datasheet-c78-736465.html

Can anyone tell me what settings to use for Spark VDSL?

I've seen this page - https://www.spark.co.nz/help/internet-data/getstarted/broadband-settings-for-third-party-modems/#VDSL but I don't have a spark email address?

Thanks

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#1757141 5-Apr-2017 16:04

The settings are exactly as listed.

Suspect you are slightly confused by the "user@spark.co.nz"

This is exactly that, Set your username to user@spark.co.nz with the password, password and you will be away.

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#1757284 5-Apr-2017 21:47

Cool thanks, that threw me.

Can anyone explain vlan tagging?

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#1757348 6-Apr-2017 06:17

You always need to set vlan 10 on VDSL and UFB. It's part of how Chorus expect the VDSL service to function and it's the same for all UFB providers if the ISP asked for a tagged interface.

The reason for vlan tagging is then quality of service can be applied and voice traffic if VoIP was deployed would be carried over a different vlan and with different QoS so that voice was always functional even if you are saturating your broadband connection.