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*BT provided FTTC or FTTP If you have a BT provided ADSL, FTTC or FTTP line, then on request, support staff can set automatic line testing

*Modem supports VDSL (FTTC) and ADSL/ADSL2. *VDSL (FTTC) as an ethernet router plugged in to a VDSL modem (no longer a common setup

==FTTC== Interleaving on a VDSL/FTTC line is managed by Openreach. It is very hard for us to persuade BT or Talk

If using the TG582n with an external modem (e.g. an Openreach modem with FTTC) then the Broadband and Internet LEDs will work better if the router is

With, for example FTTC, where a modem is provided for you, or with BT FTTP or a CityFibre service [[Category:FTTC Faults]]

...t was launched early 2016. It uses TalkTalk back-haul and provides a VDSL (FTTC) connection with a monthly usage quota of 1 terabyte.

Openreach carry out conformance testing on FTTC modems to ensure they meet BT's SIN498 standard. This is a long-winded test

*Use VDSL (FTTC), or if possible an Ethernet 'leased-line' connection for lower latency and

...led. The socket at the top is a RJ11 socket and should be connected to the FTTC modem or router. The lower socket is a BT telephone socket for a phone to c

Things to do if you have '''slow FTTC''': #Go through the [[FTTC Checks]]

With FTTC, BT OpenReach used to supply and install a VDSL modem (the Active NTE in BT = FTTC Modem =

*Modem supports VDSL (FTTC) and ADSL/ADSL2. *VDSL2 (FTTC) as an ethernet router plugged in to a VDSL modem (no longer a common setup

Although previously unable to get this router working with FTTC, a newer (standard) firmware from Asus (3.0.0.4.374_130) has options that e

...VDSL modem or AA router in bridging/modem-only mode). This is tested with FTTC and a BT VDSL modem. If you want a 1500 byte MTU on an FTTC connection, it's as simple as changing <code>up</code> in hostname.re0 to <

== Tests available to VDSL/FTTC Circuits on TalkTalk Wholesale backhaul == VDSL/FTTC Circuits on TalkTalk Wholesale backhaul will be using BT Openreach cabinets

=FTTC Checks= We know it is obvious but please do check power is on to the [[FTTC Modem|Openreach modem]] and your router, that the modem is connected to the

*On BT based ADSL, FTTC and FTTP circuits

[[Category:Dropping FTTC]]

...band || Configure WAN interface || Further Settings on Control Pages: ADSL/FTTC, Bridge or WAN on port 4 (FTTP) || 2015-02-01 !FTTC wires only

The Vigor 130 is an VDSL and ADSL modem. It can be used on an FTTC line when you have your own PPPoE router that doesn't have a built in modem