Switched ISP from Stuff to 2Degrees. Need help with setup please!

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WoodyThemMilkMan

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#280810 12-Jan-2021 09:43

Hi all. Hopefully this is the right place for this topic. Overnight we switched from Stuff Fibre to 2 degrees, and woke up to no internet. I have tried troubleshooting this with the 2degrees support team, but as I am not using one of their routers they were not able to help. The router I am using is an Asus RT-AC58U AC1300.

Support confirmed I am plugged into the correct port on the ONT, but for some reason the WAN light won't come on on the router. Is that enough to go off to help me troubleshoot?

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pwner

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#2634090 12-Jan-2021 09:50

If you have used your own modem you will need to make sure your modem is configured

here is the info from the 2degrees BYOD help page

When you connect your own Modem, you will need to enter some 2degrees settings to connect to the internet. These settings are different if you have an ADSL, VDSL, or Fibre connection.

If you have an ADSL connection, use these settings:
- Username: Your username@snap.net.nz
- Password: The password you chose at sign up.
- Encapsulation: PPPoA / VC-MUX
- VPI: 0
- VCI: 100

If you have a VDSL connection, use these settings:
- Username: Your username@snap.net.nz
- Password: The password you chose at sign up.
- Encapsulation: PPPoE
- VLAN ID: 10
- VPI: 0
- VCI: 110

If you have a Fibre connection, use these settings:
- Username: Your username@snap.net.nz
- Password: The password you chose at sign up.
- Encapsulation: PPPoE
- VLAN ID: 10

If you need help setting up your own modem, we recommend that you contact the modem manufacturer so they can help you with the setup, or take a 2degrees modem instead.

Any posts are personal comments and not that of my employer

WoodyThemMilkMan

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#2634107 12-Jan-2021 10:26

Sorted after getting my 2degrees credentials. Thanks all for your help