according to unifi thread alcatel lucent modem has been block with firewall
no way to access it from user site...
you need a vlan tagging capable device

I manage to configure my Mikrotik router to make a connection and it works The problem is, I cannot use VOIP because the phone port is connected to the Thomson router. Any ideas how I can get VOIP working?

not for now... no one manage to figure out the correct settings yet...
the only way is to redirect VLAN822 to a lan port and connect it to the thomson router

If that is the case then I need to logon into Thomson and turn off DHCP and change it's IP address I can't seem to find the right command to change the IP address for Thomson router. I wonder why they give us all these troubles, sigh.

perhaps maxis thought all their users are dump...
just need to know switch on and off the router & modem...
got problem user just need to call CS and listen for half hour 1 malaysia song,
and wait the CS ppls try to solve the problem or push the problem to other party.
never thought the user will ever login to the thomson router web ui also.

I thought your router was unable to connect? U managed to get it working again?

Does the TP-Link MR3220/3420 work with Huawei BTU ?

Yes. But u need to use other firmware like ddwrt or openwrt. But can't use VoIP. Unless u modify the Huawei use port3 to conect the voip

So right now only TP-Link TL-WR1043ND with Openwrt will be able to route the VoIP to Thomson router.

nope... MikroTik switch can do the same thing... and that is just an example

Can the Huawei HG655a do everything (except WiFi) ?

and Huawei HG850a?? everything expect WiFi

As for as this forum concern, MicroTik still unsuccessful with the VoIP. Unless you can proof me wrong.

Nope you cant do anything to HG850a... the modem is blocking end user from accessing it.
ok i come to prove you wrong

If follow what bro kurogane did, than need to add another microtik device in between the tm modem and our own router, it's troublesome loh....
If wanna use the voip than need to plug in the thomsom router to microtik, later IPTV come than 1 more device....
total 5 device liao....once u saw those wire sure headache liao...
is better to just connect the custom router direct to tm modem just like what other user did by using tp-link router with openwrt firmware, only need to connect 4 device max...

if you go for openwrt you will lose warranty for you device
flashing firmware has a risk of bricking your device and not really newbie friendly
i'm just giving a choice for people that does not want to have hassle of using custom firmware...
there is also Asus router that works with default firmware if you want to minus the device clutter.

thanks for the guide in #1

Manage to connect maxis ftth using wrt54g directly through the tm huawei while maintaining thompson for VOIP usage.

using stock firmware for wrt54g as the version that i have cant use ddwrt.

all i did was follow exactly in post #1

TM is paranoid about user accessing their BTU especially the FTTH ones due to the security weaknesses involved in passive optical architecture setup.

The concern lies within the information exposure if a person manages to log into their BTU because the person could gather many things about its VLAN IDs for various services, bind them separately to get more bandwidth, share internet access accounts and even steal your VoIP accounts to make IDD/other network calls.

Now here's the suggestion.

Since they are so paranoid about letting users touch their BTU or temination unit which they claim it's their sole property for access, they why not untag everything at the BTU itself?

It already has 4 ethernet ports(all u need is 2 ports -1 for internet and the other for IPTV), with FXS phone ports.

From there on it's all up to the user to buy whatever router device they want to plug in with no restrictions or requirements to do VLAN untagging.

Why must VLAN untagging be done by the home gateway instead of the BTU?
The reason why the non official guide at page 1 aims to do this which is to untag the packets at a specific port so you can plug in any of your routers to it.

Erichhl,
My friend tried with his MicroTik(+Wifi) to Internet. No problem. But VoIP not working. The setup is BTU<-->MicroTik+Wifi(Internet), LAN Port<-->Thomsom Router(WAN)<-->Phone1, no dialtone at all.
Do you have a guide on how to setup the MicroTik to have VoIP via Thomson router?

Guys, I have an Asus RT-N16 with Shibby's Tomato firmware but couldn't get it to work with the Huawei ONT (HG8240). I follow this settings:

The PPPoE connection remain in Connecting status....

Any clue?