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DGA4134

Ports

Rear

Front

These pages are about the Technicolor DGA4134 and DGA4135 routers. The two models are near identical. The DGA4134 was EOL Summer 2023 and replaced by the DGA4135, with the DGA4135 having a different WiFi chip, but the rest remains the same.

Technicolor DGA4134 / DGA4135

This router was introduced as a stop-gap for the DGA0122 in October 2021 due to supply shortages with the DGA0122.

The DGA4134 and the DGA0122 are similar. They look physically different, but the user interface, and physical ports are very similar. The DGA4134/DGA4135 have WiFi 6 though. Some of the support pages for the DGA0122 are also relevant to the DGA4134/DGA4135.

Works well with the 'Technicolor OWA0131 WiFI Extender'.

Basic Specs

4x 10/100M/1G LAN ports
1x 1 GE WAN port
Modem supports VDSL (FTTC) and ADSL/ADSL2+ (Not G.Fast)
WiFi is:
- 2.4GHz (2x2) Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax)
- 5GHz (4x4) Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax)
2 FXS ports, for connecting an analogue phone to a VoIP account

User information

Spec sheet: File:DGA4134-specsheet.pdf (Provided by ZyXEL, details may vary from the actual product!)
A&A Quick Start sheet: File:DGA4134 Quick Start.pdf

Suitable for:

ADSL1, ADSL2+
VDSL (FTTC)
G.Fast - connect the red Ethernet WAN port to a G.FAST modem
FTTP, FTTPoD - connect the red Ethernet WAN port to your fibre termination unit. Suitable for 1G/s FTTP, see note on speeds below.

Bridge mode: The automatic A&A configuration will not configure these routers as 'bridge'. If you want to use your own PPPoE router. In this case our basic ZyXEL is a better choice, or you can configure it manually: https://support.aa.net.uk/DGA0122_Bridge_Mode

Speeds

This router can be used with faster FTTP circuits, eg up to 1Gb/s. Throughput on wifi will be limited to much lower speeds, but devices connected using wired connections should see around 950 Mbps when using our speed tester.

Admin and WiFi passwords

We ship the router with a basic configuration which is just enough to get the router to log in to us and fetch its full configuration for your line. There are settings on the control pane which can set the SSID, passwords etc, but until the router has been sent its full configuration it is in an 'unconfigured' state.

	As shipped / unconfigured	Once configured
IP	192.168.1.1	192.168.1.1 or your public block
Username:	admin (or engineer for some superpowers)
Password:	as stated on the rear panel	as printed on the A&A card
Wifi Name:
WiFi Password:

Bugs & workarounds

Sadly, CPE has always had some quirks or bugs. We've identified a couple of problems with the DGA4134 and have listed them here:

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+These pages are about the Technicolor DGA4134 and DGA4135 routers. The two models are near identical. The DGA4134 was EOL Summer 2023 and replaced by the DGA4135, with the DGA4135 having a different WiFi chip, but the rest remains the same.
-These pages are about the Technicolor DGA4134. .
-==Technicolor DGA4134==
+==Technicolor DGA4134 / DGA4135==
 This router was introduced as a stop-gap for the DGA0122 in October 2021 due to supply shortages with the DGA0122.
-The DGA4134 and the DGA0122 are very similar. They look physically different, but the user interface, and physical ports are very similar. The DGA4134 has WiFi 6 though. Some of the support pages for the DGA0122 are also relevant to the DGA4134.
+The DGA4134 and the DGA0122 are similar. They look physically different, but the user interface, and physical ports are very similar. The DGA4134/DGA4135 have WiFi 6 though. Some of the support pages for the DGA0122 are also relevant to the DGA4134/DGA4135.
 Works well with the 'Technicolor OWA0131 WiFI Extender'.
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 *1x 1 GE WAN port
 *Modem supports VDSL (FTTC) and ADSL/ADSL2+ (Not G.Fast)
 *WiFi is:
 **2.4GHz (2x2) Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax)
 **5GHz (4x4) Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax)
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 *ADSL1, ADSL2+
 *VDSL (FTTC)
-*''G.Fast''  - using the red Ethernet WAN port connected '''to an existing G.FAST modem'''
+*''G.Fast'' - connect the red Ethernet WAN port '''to a G.FAST modem'''
-*''FTTP, FTTPoD'' - using the red Ethernet WAN port '''to the fibre termination 'modem''''
+*''FTTP, FTTPoD'' - connect the red Ethernet WAN port '''to your fibre termination unit'''. Suitable for 1G/s FTTP, see note on speeds below.
 '''Bridge mode:''' The automatic A&A configuration will not configure these routers as 'bridge'. If you want to use your own PPPoE router. In this case our basic ZyXEL is a better choice, or you can configure it manually: https://support.aa.net.uk/DGA0122_Bridge_Mode
+===Speeds===
+This router can be used with faster FTTP circuits, eg up to 1Gb/s. Throughput on wifi will be limited to much lower speeds, but devices connected using wired connections should see around 950 Mbps when using our speed tester.
 ==Admin and WiFi passwords==
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 !Once configured
 |-
-!IP:
+!IP
 |192.168.1.1
-|192.168.1.1  or your public block
+|192.168.1.1 or your public block
 |-
 !Username:
 |colspan="2" |admin (or engineer for some superpowers)
 |-
 !Password:
 |rowspan="3"| as stated on the rear panel
 |rowspan="3"| as printed on the A&A card
 |-
 !Wifi Name:
 |-
 !WiFi Password:
 |}