MyRepublic connection settings

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mAYH3M

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#154041 16-Oct-2014 11:21

Hi,
I'm in the process of moving from Telecom to MyRepublic.Do I need to change the settings in my Telecom modem to keep the connection alive after the changeover.

I did receive ASUS RT-N56U from MyRepublic today but after going through the web ui it doesn't allow VLAN tagging.So do we need VLAN tagging for MyRepublic.

Cheers!

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#1156075 16-Oct-2014 13:06

The RT-N56U does support VLAN tagging on more recent firmware, under
Advnaced -> WAN ->Special Requirement from ISP -> Select ISP: Manual

mAYH3M

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#1156216 16-Oct-2014 16:19

Cheers!
Got it working :)

mAYH3M

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#1156366 16-Oct-2014 20:28

Some Speed Test result on MyRepublic.Even though the connection isn't stable,they are slightly better than what I used to get on Telecom.Hardware is probably the obvious culprit in Telecom's case.

billgates

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#1156367 16-Oct-2014 20:41

Ping is high for an Auckland and Wellington. Were you downloading/uploading during the speedtest?

Do whatever you want to do man.

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#1156377 16-Oct-2014 21:19

That ping seems really high for fibre...

itey

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#1156419 16-Oct-2014 21:38

the speedtest ping is pretty inaccurate in general

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mAYH3M

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#1156433 16-Oct-2014 22:23

billgates: Ping is high for an Auckland and Wellington. Were you downloading/uploading during the speedtest?

Other than the Wellington server,Auckland ones are pretty similar to Telecom.

itey

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#1156515 17-Oct-2014 08:04

can you provide some more speedtests from around the globe? (USA, Eurpoe, singapore) etc.

Thanks a lot!

mAYH3M

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#1157229 18-Oct-2014 00:30

The connection is really unstable today.It's been crawling like a dial up with frequent disconnections (since 9 PM).Not sure if they are undertaking any maintenance work as it was perfect yesterday.

Can any one explain the short lease times.It was 10 mins before but I changed it to 1 hr.

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#1157602 18-Oct-2014 20:21

Gateway is 10.13.x.x, interesting.

I am just being stupid or is that a private address range...... sounds like CG-NAT. This "amazing" network doesn't sound so amazing anymore.

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#1157622 18-Oct-2014 21:00

You shouldn't be experiencing frequent disconnects - Because GPON is an optical technology, there's no variance in loss like with copper, so it's more of an always on or always off system - unless you've gotten the dodgiest, most marginal fiber install ever, you shouldn't experience frequent disconnects unless the hardware or RSP is doing something.

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#1157630 18-Oct-2014 21:53

chevrolux: Gateway is 10.13.x.x, interesting.

I am just being stupid or is that a private address range...... sounds like CG-NAT. This "amazing" network doesn't sound so amazing anymore.

Yep the entire 10.0.0.0/8 Subnet is a private range.

So I guess that's what 'gaming mode' gives you, A public IP

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#1157640 18-Oct-2014 22:43

mAYH3M: The connection is really unstable today.It's been crawling like a dial up with frequent disconnections (since 9 PM).Not sure if they are undertaking any maintenance work as it was perfect yesterday.

Can any one explain the short lease times.It was 10 mins before but I changed it to 1 hr.

Have you talked to MyRepublics help desk?

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#1157643 18-Oct-2014 22:51

I thought they weren't tagging their ports by default....

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#1157648 18-Oct-2014 23:28

Andib:
chevrolux: Gateway is 10.13.x.x, interesting.

I am just being stupid or is that a private address range...... sounds like CG-NAT. This "amazing" network doesn't sound so amazing anymore.

Yep the entire 10.0.0.0/8 Subnet is a private range.

So I guess that's what 'gaming mode' gives you, A public IP

Haha what an excellent way to market stuff. Gamers will sign up to the standard plan and get angry when they go on COD and get a "Strict" NAT type. Then they change to the 'gamer' plan and get connected to a bunch more games. Then come and here and tell everyone how great 'gamer mode' is on myrepublic.

Lol.... what a joke!

Maybe MyRepublic should have spent more coin on IPv4 addresses than buying a whole bunch of bandwidth first off.....

@Mayhem - is your WAN IP in the 10.0.0.0/8 or 100.64.0.0/10 range?

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