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With FTTC, BT will supply and install a VDSL modem (the Active NTE in BT speak), You will then need a PPoE device (router or software) to use the service. |
With FTTC, BT will supply and install a VDSL modem (the Active NTE in BT speak), You will then need a PPoE device (router or software) to use the service. |
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*PPPoE Service Name = Blank |
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*PPPoE username = as supplied, eg x@a.1 |
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*PPPoE password = as supplied |
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*MTU = 1500 (if your equipment can handle baby jumbo frames), otherwise 1492 |
*MTU = 1500 (if your equipment can handle baby jumbo frames and [http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc4638.html RFC 4638]), otherwise 1492 |
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*Auth Protocol CHAP |
*Auth Protocol CHAP |
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Revision as of 09:34, 6 February 2011
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With FTTC, BT will supply and install a VDSL modem (the Active NTE in BT speak), You will then need a PPoE device (router or software) to use the service.
- PPPoE Service Name = Blank
- PPPoE username = as supplied, eg x@a.1
- PPPoE password = as supplied
- MTU = 1500 (if your equipment can handle baby jumbo frames and RFC 4638), otherwise 1492
- Auth Protocol CHAP
FTTC Modem
Here is an image of a BT supplied FTTC modem
The modem is supplied by BT, if it develops a fault then AAISP can contact BT and report a fault.
If the sync light flashes, then there is no sync, and will probably need to be reported as a fault.