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Hi all,

Like many of you lovely Snap users, I have a Fritz!Box modem, 7340 specifically, but I now find myself wanting more from it.

I have been looking at some options but was hoping for feedback from anyone here who has used another VDSL modem on Snap.

Looking at either a full featured device (vpns (site to site ipsec & pptp), vlans, gbit, maybe wlan (w/ multi ssid)), or just something cheap and stable to act as a bridge to a full featured router.

Looking at things like:
DrayTek DV130
ZyXEL P870H-51a v2
Or at the more expensive end - Cisco 867VAE

Let me know what you guys think!




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  #914573 14-Oct-2013 09:37
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Be aware the DV130 will only work in bridge mode with beta firmware if VLAN tagging is required. Until it's a public release update you'll have to contact the NZ support team and agree to some waivers to get hold of it.

Looking positive thus far, though.



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  #914609 14-Oct-2013 10:20
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I'd go for Zyxel. We have about 35 of them in the market and they are great.

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  #914611 14-Oct-2013 10:25
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Using a Zyxel on Snap, great modem



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  #915889 16-Oct-2013 09:26
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personally I have ZyXEL P870H-51a v2 and it has been rock solid for months and months, apart from a power outage for more than 2 hours, my backup power wouldn't last pass 2 hours.

sadly my fibre final install will be today so and I would be looking to getting rid of my zyxel.




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  #915895 16-Oct-2013 09:55
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Thats the first time I've heard "sadly" and "fibre install today" being used in the same sentence.




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  #915910 16-Oct-2013 10:37
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Amosnz: Thats the first time I've heard "sadly" and "fibre install today" being used in the same sentence.


I was thinking the same...the rest of us should be so lucky!

 
 
 

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  #915922 16-Oct-2013 10:53
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D1NZ: personally I have ZyXEL P870H-51a v2 and it has been rock solid for months and months, apart from a power outage for more than 2 hours, my backup power wouldn't last pass 2 hours.

sadly my fibre final install will be today so and I would be looking to getting rid of my zyxel.

Hmmm could be interested...Where are you? Im in chch




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  #915925 16-Oct-2013 11:01
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Amosnz: Thats the first time I've heard "sadly" and "fibre install today" being used in the same sentence.


I have said it inregards of moving away from vdsl onto fibre
also becuase that zyxel modem have been good to me for so long 

HiTM4N:
D1NZ: personally I have ZyXEL P870H-51a v2 and it has been rock solid for months and months, apart from a power outage for more than 2 hours, my backup power wouldn't last pass 2 hours.

sadly my fibre final install will be today so and I would be looking to getting rid of my zyxel.

Hmmm could be interested...Where are you? Im in chch


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  #915928 16-Oct-2013 11:02
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D1NZ:
HiTM4N:
D1NZ: personally I have ZyXEL P870H-51a v2 and it has been rock solid for months and months, apart from a power outage for more than 2 hours, my backup power wouldn't last pass 2 hours.

sadly my fibre final install will be today so and I would be looking to getting rid of my zyxel.

Hmmm could be interested...Where are you? Im in chch


Lincoln

How much are you after?




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  #915936 16-Oct-2013 11:11
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HiTM4N:
D1NZ:
HiTM4N:
D1NZ: personally I have ZyXEL P870H-51a v2 and it has been rock solid for months and months, apart from a power outage for more than 2 hours, my backup power wouldn't last pass 2 hours.

sadly my fibre final install will be today so and I would be looking to getting rid of my zyxel.

Hmmm could be interested...Where are you? Im in chch


Lincoln

How much are you after?


would like 100 bucks for it.




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  #922845 27-Oct-2013 23:41
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Did you sell the ZyXel modem or still available?


 
 
 

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  #922856 28-Oct-2013 01:19
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kodachrome: Did you sell the ZyXel modem or still available?


Already sold on trademe sorry 




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