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#315868 26-Aug-2024 08:42
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hi

 

 

 

Has anyone worked out how to use their own router instead of the 2 degrees orbi supplied one when connected with hyperfibre 

 

tried mapping settings to asus GT-BE98 but no luck. Even tried passthrough but works for a few minutes before its get blocked 

 

 

 

I can only think that 2degrees has an identifier with chorus modem but cant access the modem.

 

 

 

any suggestions

 

 


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  #3275275 26-Aug-2024 10:27
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@Michaelmurfy is best to answer this





  #3288321 30-Sep-2024 17:22
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Hi ahlane,

 

I recently went with HyperFibre 4 via 2Degrees and use my own router.

 

This CF60 works out of the box, the default WAN setting is VLAN10 and IPoE. 

 

I just connected the 10 Gig WAN port into the ONT, and power up.

 

I connect the other 10 Gig LAN port to me network switch.

 

 

 

This provides 4 Gigabit speeds to all of my Ethernet connected devices via the switches, and with Wi-Fi6E from the router I get 1.7Gbps over Wi-Fi to 6E clients that are only a few metres away. 

 

 


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  #3288336 30-Sep-2024 17:34
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Nice!

 

Any pushback from 2Degrees on providing your own router?




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  #3288367 30-Sep-2024 19:16
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SamF:

 

Nice!

 

Any pushback from 2Degrees on providing your own router?

 

 

 

 

currently, if you go directly with them they dont offer the option you have to buy their router ..

 

However, i got an wholesaler agreement with them with dynamic ip and i can do 2degrees hyperfiber through me with byod router with open plan no contracts .. (chorus areas only)





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  #3288370 30-Sep-2024 19:19
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Ok, what do you have to do to qualify as a wholesaler?


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  #3288376 30-Sep-2024 19:34
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SamF:

 

Ok, what do you have to do to qualify as a wholesaler?

 

 

 

 

registered company with good a history and a customer base to cater, i don't know the current requirements, but now it may be different.

 

so i just resell as a side hustle





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