Model BE7200 (SK-G7220 Skyworth)
GPON ONT
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why 2x Combo Router
are you 2X 2GBPS LINE ?? home or biz ?

Extra 1 for mesh

you mean 2X line 2GBPS correct

daam 1st line 2gbps addon 5 fixed ip why you take second line normal 2GBPS

one line enough 2gbps addon 5 fixed ip no need second line

you think 2gbps not enough speed ?

you wanted 10gbps ?

2x i think you paying RM5xx ???

I don't have direct answer regarding how to setup static IP for your device. You can stop reading right now to save your time if this is what you must do.

If not, I suggest you just cancel your static IP and save the money as you don't need it. People who need it should already know exactly what they need it for and how to set it up.

Case 1: Increase NAT session
If you have like 500 staff and they are all using the internet heavily, there's a chance the NAT will run out of port to map and have to drop session.
It's not the static IP that help you in this case, rather the ability to assign more than 1 IP address for the NAT session.
To my knowledge only Enterprise grade router allows this setup.
BUT... You already have 2 account for your company, so assuming you spread the usage evenly, you are looking at 1000 staff to even start worrying.

Case 2: You host your own authoritative DNS server.
If this is the case, you need 2 ISP accounts, both with the so called static IP package.
One address from each ISP will then point to 2 different DNS server.
For this setup, it's preferably you have 2 physically separated location as well. In case of flood, power outage, etc, it will only bring down one server.
Keyword here is Authoritative. If you never heard of this term before, this is not your use case.

Case 3: You run your own MX
Sorry, getting lazy to explain. Never heard of this term? Not your use case.

Case 4: You host stuff
It's year 2025 already, Cloudflare tunnel or dynamic DNS is the way to go, not some expensive number.
You can use Caddy as reverse proxy to serve multiple sub-domain, even wildcard domain.

I'm sure there are other use cases but they get progressively niche.

EDIT:
You can say I look down on that Skyworth router.
I think it will die before you hit 60k NAT session. Meaning the router will go before it can fully utilize all the available ports in a single IP address.

ohh old BIZ20 RM899 crazy now days 2GBPS

hmm i never use static ip setting sorry

my office 500Mbps BIZ normal never addon 5 ip fixed due expensive
my home 500Mbps too
you may try report TM to come request Elite TEAM visit you then you may ask about fixed 5 ip address setup

Either home or biz plan, it should be ready to use service. Especially for new installation.

tng55, 1 ip RM200/mth .. 5 ip RM300/mth

MX = Mail Exchanger.
If you don't have IT team here, you won't have a mail server here. Plus I think TM block port 25 by default.

Sure it's the cheapest expenditure. If you don't use it, you don't even need the human capital expenses but up to you.

This is the first time I heard people get 2 physical line from the exact same ISP as backup. I won't even consider this backup.

For proper backup, it must be from 2 different ISP that don't share infrastructure, or at least dont share the same physical infrastructure. In your case the backup should be using 5G mobile or another ISP that don't use TM infra.

Also if you can get Time, Maxis or Allo fiber, you must make sure the fiber enter from different side of the building and don't share the same man hole / cable run along the path.

This is to prevent construction from cutting both fiber at the same time.

Just get 5G as backup if you cannot make sure of that.

EDIT:
What appliances you are using for SD-WAN? That should be the router and everything should be configured there.
This Skyworth should just run in bridge mode.

EDIT 2:
If your primary link is down, all your workload dependent on that static IP is dead as well. Doesn't exactly sounds useful or desirable. If you host stuff, I still insist Cloudflare Tunnel is a better way to do things. At least it works across multiple link without running your own ASN.
Even dynamic DNS updater running on your server can redirect to your backup link if your primary is dead.

xproc
Since you are here with static IP package, I wonder if you can test for all of us if static IP package also includes static IPv6 prefix, or is it just IPv4.

Steps:
Connect directly to the Skyworth with static IP package.
Go to https://whatismyipaddress.com/
Note down the IPv6 address.
Power off the router and turn it on again.
Wait like 2 minutes for RA to do its work
Visit the website again.

Compare the before and after IPv6 address and check if the first 4 octets is is the same.

Example
A : B : C : D : E : F : G : H
Numbers in the group A to D must be exactly the same.

I forget to ask him about it since he started with how to config. With default config (without manual ip config) he should get randomly 1 of 5 subnet pool ip reserved for him everytime pppoe session reboot.

The modern day leased line is Metro Ethernet.
No sharing of last mile. Your neighbor cannot kill the whole taman by just plugging in a rogue ONU. No BNG. No HQoS.

TM can also run you 2 different fiber for redundancy, from 2 different POP and entry point. Not need to deal with multiple carrier and IP address from 2 different service.

I suspect his old RM899 for 30Mbps is this kind of service. But I don't know for sure.

Can use TeamViewer to remotely offline config the skyworth.

The MX67 is only rated for 700Mbps bro.
You should have just taken 500Mbps Unifi instead.
- or -
Buy a better Meraki

kwss

He still not understand why I mentioned offline config using TeamViewer not skyworth app.

Nevermind la. He already said he just helping and start learning about PoE and stuff.
Is quite a learning curve if you are just starting from acronym.

He got IT guy flying over. Don't need to sweat for some MNC who can afford Meraki.

Who is the cost center for all these thing? If it's your cost center I believe you can ask for a review and justification for using the Meraki.
I'm personally not a fan of Meraki. Why buy Meraki when you can buy Cisco?
What a Meraki can do that a Cisco cannot?
At least Cisco device will keep working until it dies even if you stop paying.
Meraki stop working the moment you stop paying.

However, do keep in mind you don't need skill to configure Meraki. Cisco is a very different story.