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post Jul 13 2020, 06:15 PM

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Prefer to wait for stabilized global firmware with pre-configured settings for popular ISP drop-down list like the one from Huawei.

Too confusing and troublesome for normal users to setup, must paste strings to access webgui very troublesome.


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post Sep 19 2020, 04:56 PM

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QUOTE(BlueWhisky @ Sep 19 2020, 01:03 PM)
Hi Darren,

Many thanks for your video but l couldn't get it work.
Perhaps you or some expert can help me as I am network idiot.

Story goes:

I livein Melbourne at the moment using ADSL2+ connect and I just installed the NBN (National Broadband Network) yesterday.
Everything seems to work until the Miwifi part where it would not connect。

People advised me that I might need to get a router with vlan supported and or try to configure this newly bought Xiaomi Ax3600, hence they directed me to your video.
This is where i am stuck as I do not even know how to connect correctly right at the begining.

This is what is happening:

1. Connect the HFC modem to the router WAN port and connect one of the LAN port to my desktop, is this rorrect?
2. My broadband service provider did not give me any login or password, so I cannot do the PPPoE setup like you have shown in the video.

All the help and advice are very much appreciated.

Many thanks.
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You need to enable bridge mode for your HFC cable modem which disables its routing function which basically turns it into just a "modem" that authenticates with your ISP and acquiring a connecting IP address. After that, proceed to connect it to the WAN port of the wireless router.Enable DHCP/Static IP for the WAN settings of your new router instead of using PPPoE.

There is no need for PPPoE authentication here as your NBN cable modem authenticates itself with the ISP network via DHCP assignment.
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post Sep 20 2020, 10:45 PM

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QUOTE(BlueWhisky @ Sep 19 2020, 07:08 PM)
Many thanks Candy12.

Looks like it is the end of the road for me and the easiest way is to switch to an ISP that does no do vlan.  sad.gif
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Have you confirmed that your NBN HFC isp uses VLAN?

Which ISP are you using? Optus? Telstra?

Usually HFC networks don't use VLAN. Have you set your router to DHCP mode under WAN settings then plug an ethernet cable from your modem to the WAN port of your router? Wait for the few mins for the connection to get detected then try opening your browser to surf the internet?
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post Sep 21 2020, 11:58 PM

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QUOTE(BlueWhisky @ Sep 21 2020, 10:16 PM)
I am using Future Broadband and this is what they told me:

- VLAN ID: 100
- 802.1p/VLAN Priority: 0 (Only if required by your device)
Just a while ago, I repeated the steps in Darren's video and configured the router which I wasn't sure it supposed to be eth0 or eth1 but I set it this way:

config interface 'eth1'
option ifname 'eth1.100'
option keepup '1'

config interface 'wan'
option ifname 'eth1.100'

Amazingly it worked after I set the static IP info just given to me today.

However, there are websites I am not able to access such as all the speedtest websites, another puzzle to solve.
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Try changing your public DNS with 3rd party ones such as Google's DNS/Cloudflare
Also you can try disabling IPv6 if it was turned on in your router.
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Xiaomi Demos Wi-Fi 6E AX6000 Router Pitting The Xiaomi Mi 11 versus The Apple iphone 12 Pro Max



Xiaomi Mi 11 Using Newer SnapDragon X60 Modem while iPhone 12 Pro Max using older X55 modem inside their respective SoC.

 

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