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TSjoeyrm
post Jul 6 2024, 03:11 PM, updated 2y ago

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Hi all,

Maxis installer came to my house few days back and replaced my old TP-link C5v with theEX230v. Previously, i used the router as bridgemode, simple to mantain the VoIp and remote management, which for the internet, i use my own asus router. However, with the new maxis router, i'm unable to change the internet setting to bridge mode.

has anyone able to do it on the same router model? Or maybe someone able to get through a back door or have supoervisor password for the router. Appreciate your feedback on this.
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post Jul 6 2024, 06:05 PM

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QUOTE(joeyrm @ Jul 6 2024, 03:11 PM)
Hi all,

Maxis installer came to my house few days back and replaced my old TP-link C5v with theEX230v.  Previously, i used the router as bridgemode, simple to mantain the VoIp and remote management, which for the internet, i use my own asus router.  However, with the new maxis router, i'm unable to change the internet setting to bridge mode. 

has anyone able to do it on the same router model? Or maybe someone able to get through a back door or have supoervisor password for the router.  Appreciate your feedback on this.
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Try doing it this way instead

Modem -> Asus -> TP-Link

With the internet setup on the Asus, and the TP-Link as just a VoIP phone device
Select the Maxis fiber profile and connect the TP-Link according to the Lan port indicated on the Asus UI, and disable internet and WiFi on the TP-Link

Or, did they take away the old c5v? Just use it instead?

And lastly, the credentials you may need

MaxSysAdm
!!bestHOME!!XXXX

Where last 4 is last 4 of serial number
TSjoeyrm
post Jul 15 2024, 05:16 PM

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QUOTE(PRSXFENG @ Jul 6 2024, 06:05 PM)
Try doing it this way instead

Modem -> Asus -> TP-Link

With the internet setup on the Asus, and the TP-Link as just a VoIP phone device
Select the Maxis fiber profile and connect the TP-Link according to the Lan port indicated on the Asus UI, and disable internet and WiFi on the TP-Link

Or, did they take away the old c5v? Just use it instead?

And lastly, the credentials you may need

MaxSysAdm
!!bestHOME!!XXXX

Where last 4 is last 4 of serial number
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Thanks.. Managed to make the bridge mode work after using the MaxSysAdm credential.. And yes, the installer took away the old tplink router without my knowledge. Unfortunately, i did not get the installer number as he called me using my sons phone at the time.
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post Jul 19 2024, 11:32 AM

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QUOTE(joeyrm @ Jul 15 2024, 05:16 PM)
Thanks.. Managed to make the bridge mode work after using the MaxSysAdm credential.. And yes, the installer took away the old tplink router without my knowledge.  Unfortunately, i did not get the installer number as he called me using my sons phone at  the time.
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can lodge report to maxis,reagrding this problem because maxis technical guys is 3rd party appointed company.aftert change new router should have sign document.beware once change new will be renew contract. this is maxis tatic.i

regarding installer usually cant be contact.try to search when he called for the appoint time when go to your hse.how come use your sons phne to call u...abit not correct sop.
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post Jul 19 2024, 11:39 AM

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for your new setup
Try doing it this way instead

Modem -> Asus -> TP-Link

this is the correct way.

asus will do the manage connection.tplink for your voip only no need to use bridgemode.

connection asus router connect lan port 3 to tplink(maxis) wan port ..profile at asus router use the iptv profie under maxis..evething be easy setup
TSjoeyrm
post Jul 30 2024, 01:37 PM

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QUOTE(kwai_83 @ Jul 19 2024, 11:39 AM)
for your new setup
Try doing it this way instead

Modem -> Asus -> TP-Link

this is the correct way.

asus will do the manage connection.tplink for your voip only no need to use bridgemode.

connection asus router connect lan port 3  to tplink(maxis) wan port ..profile at asus router use the iptv profie under maxis..evething be easy setup
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This is the setup that i have managed to do, after enabling the bridge mode.

Modem -> TP-Link (with 4G dongle) -> Asus

Reason for using bridgemode is to enable the 4G backup sim that originally came with my maxis fiber service. Not able to plug in my dongle directly to Asus router due to restriction doneon the dongle itself.

On another note, i thought of using the supplied TP-link with an AX23 to do the easymesh. Unfortunately, the coverage and performace of the mesh node is so bad that i had to revert back to using Asus again. Even without the AI mesh node, the asus router coverage and performance is so much better than EX210 + AX23 combined..
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post Jul 30 2024, 01:57 PM

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QUOTE(joeyrm @ Jul 30 2024, 01:37 PM)
This is the setup that i have managed to do, after enabling the bridge mode. 

Modem -> TP-Link (with 4G dongle) -> Asus

Reason for using bridgemode is to enable the 4G backup sim that originally came with my maxis fiber service.  Not able to plug in my dongle directly to Asus router due to restriction doneon the dongle itself.

On another note, i thought of using the supplied TP-link with an AX23 to do the easymesh.  Unfortunately, the coverage and performace of the mesh node is so bad that i had to revert back to using Asus again.  Even without the AI mesh node, the asus router coverage and performance is so much better than EX210 + AX23 combined..
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I have never tried it before but the 4g dongle may work on the Asus if you change the hostname of the Asus to specifically, "Maxis_Archer_C5v" in LAN section
Because that's what the dongle checks for
TSjoeyrm
post Jul 30 2024, 07:15 PM

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QUOTE(PRSXFENG @ Jul 30 2024, 01:57 PM)
I have never tried it before but the 4g dongle may work on the Asus if you change the hostname of the Asus to specifically, "Maxis_Archer_C5v" in LAN section
Because that's what the dongle checks for
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Tried that before, unfortunately, it didn't work with my Asus. Anyway, I'm happy with the current setup. At least the VoIP still also works when i shutdown the modem.
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post Aug 5 2024, 11:47 AM

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QUOTE(joeyrm @ Jul 30 2024, 01:37 PM)
This is the setup that i have managed to do, after enabling the bridge mode. 

Modem -> TP-Link (with 4G dongle) -> Asus

Reason for using bridgemode is to enable the 4G backup sim that originally came with my maxis fiber service.  Not able to plug in my dongle directly to Asus router due to restriction doneon the dongle itself.

On another note, i thought of using the supplied TP-link with an AX23 to do the easymesh.  Unfortunately, the coverage and performace of the mesh node is so bad that i had to revert back to using Asus again.  Even without the AI mesh node, the asus router coverage and performance is so much better than EX210 + AX23 combined..
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i am using the 4g dougle also my way is ,when internet down 4g backup still will run.only is need to enable bck your wifi ssid at your maxis stck router.

 

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