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!4 port, wifi, FTTC, ADSL, Bridge modem
!4 port, wifi, FTTC, ADSL, Bridge modem
!4 port, 2.4ghz and 5ghz wifi, FTTC, ADSL, Bridge modem, analogue phone compatible
!4 port, 2.4ghz and 5ghz wifi, FTTC, ADSL, Bridge modem, analogue phone compatible
!4 (5) port Ethernet Router, fallback and line bonding, IPv4 & IPv6 firewalling, port mapping, and traffic shaping
!4 Ethernet Ports, 1 SFP Port, fallback and line bonding, IPv4 & IPv6 firewalling, port mapping, and traffic shaping
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!Summary
!Summary
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*FTTP
*FTTP
*Good WiFI
*Good WiFI
*2 FXS ports, for connecting an analogue phone to a VoIP account
*VoIP PBX capabilities
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*Flexible and feature-packed router
*Flexible and feature-packed router
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*No WiFi capabilities
*No WiFi capabilities
*Needs a separate Modem for WiFi
*Requires a separate access point connected for WiFi
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!Configured by AAISP
!Configured by AAISP
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Use alongside a T20B or Vigor 130 (any compatible modem)
Use alongside a T20B or Vigor 130 (any compatible modem)
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G.Fast and FTTP is a slightly different set-up. Please ask support for more info.


You can always use your own equipment, that's fine too!
You can always use your own equipment, that's fine too!
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