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Can't set VCI / VPI / PPPoE LLC
Hello.
I have a FTTH connection. My ISP installed the ONT and a router. I want to remove the ISP router and use my Orbi.
Problem: I have to set certain VCI and VPI values and I can't find...
As it turns out, the spanish forums were fast and reliable. I needed the VLAN which I already had setup and NO USER/PASSWORD.
Niiiiiiiiice. Silly, but niiiiiiiiice.
I'm already posting with just the ONT + Orbi.
Thanks for the help, I've learned a few things through the issue.
Some updates:
- Since I set up the DMZ on the first router (ISP), the Orbi has not suffered any hiccups. It's true that I've mostly been in a part of the house where the main router reaches me. I've yet to try the satellite stability. Anyway, it's a WIN.
- I aggree with you in that some of the parameters I've listed are only for DSL connections and they don't matter for FTTH. I believe the Orbi can manually set everything I need, which is the VLAN ID and priority, as well as the PPPoE user and password.
- Pepephone, my ISP, can share with me the details of ADSL connections, but they are not in posession of the FTTH parameters. They say that's complicated information that only the technicians have and it's easier for them to just provide me with the router already set up. That being the case, the don't know the parameters and they cannot get them. They don't have a way to put me in contact with the technicians. This road is closed.
My next move is to ask in spanish forums where parameters for other ISP / situations are shared. Maybe a kind soul knows and shares them.
As it turns out, the spanish forums were fast and reliable. I needed the VLAN which I already had setup and NO USER/PASSWORD.
Niiiiiiiiice. Silly, but niiiiiiiiice.
I'm already posting with just the ONT + Orbi.
Thanks for the help, I've learned a few things through the issue.
As mentioned before: That's almost the de-facto standard with most carriers - plain Ethernet encapsulation, know the VLAN(s) for Internet (and e.g. IPTV), and of course no authentication required Nothing silly - they know where the fibers are going to 8-)
- The solution was a silly one. Not them :)
