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== 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

*Modem supports VDSL (FTTC) and ADSL/ADSL2. *VDSL (aka FTTC)

...fibre circuits by Openreach/CityFibre. Not all services will have an ONT. FTTC and ADSL may have a modem instead, or the modem may be built in to the rout *In our tests, to run an FTTC Modem, router and a DECT base station a 400VA UPS will run for about 45 Min

*Modem supports VDSL (FTTC) and ADSL/ADSL2+ (Not G.Fast) *VDSL (FTTC)

! Feb 2015 - Cisco 1841 / FTTC ! Feb 2015 - Cisco 1841 / FTTC

The examples below are when using the VMG1312 in router mode on a FTTC line. The VMG1312 is plugged directly in to the phone line (via a SSFP), an ...a large upload happening at the same time. The example above shows a 40/10 FTTC line with a 10Mbit/s rsync backup upload happening. With QoS disabled there

...page has information relating to setup of the ASUS RT-N56U router on a BT FTTC line. and it will work happily with BT's FTTC product which presents as a PPPoE connection

= FTTC = ...1154880 Test Channel] as described on the BT website, on an AAISP provided FTTC line. This is [https://community.bt.com/t5/YouView-from-BT/Multicast-Test-C

We know it is obvious but please do check power is on to the [[FTTC Modem|Openreach modem]] (if you have one), and your router, that the modem Most FTTC services installed before summer 2015 are supplied with an [[FTTC Modem|Openreach modem]], if the modem looks faulty - e.g.: No power, DSL li

* aPPPoE ADSL or FTTC modem, or a fibre ONT (for FTTP). A&A's supplied modems & routers can be co

...connection connected to a FB2700 on a single 60Mbit/s down and 20Mbit/s up FTTC, using HMAC-SHA1

Traffic capture is available on all our ADSL and FTTC lines.

...n using a bridging modem. In such cases you need the LLC-Mux normally. For FTTC and FTTP the only operational mode is PPPoE directly with RFC4638 support a Typically you'll have a FTTC capable router (ie a router with a built in FTTC/VDSL modem) and will use PPPoE, and you'll need to set a VLAN in the PPPoE

...r connection to the exchange, e.g. too many people on the fibres from your FTTC cabinet to the exchange

*Netgear WNR854T running OpenWRT 10.03 (Backfire) with BT Openreach modem on FTTC

...of a fast pipe. -this would be great for leased lines, ethernet services, FTTC, FTTP etc.

**This is supported on [[FTTC Modem|BT FTTC]]

With BT ADSL and FTTC circuits there is an automatic system to establish that a line is re-syncin ...an issue as cabinets are usually close to premises. There are cases where FTTC can be slower than ADSL all of the way from the exchange.

A&A BT FTTC - Openreach Modem - FireBrick 2700 - Apple Computer

BT can also provide FTTC lines. FTTC (Fibre To The Cabinet) means that the copper pair is shared at the cabinet

...XML syntax etc. The examples are relevant for ADSL (Be and BT) as well as FTTC/FTTP through AAISP. ...tup_user@startup_domain" password="" comment="Example PPPoE config for DSL/FTTC/FTTP/etc"/>

[[File:CQM-FTTC-upload.png|none|frame|Lots of upload in the morning - a backup without any

...an isp.def file from AAISP - there are separate isp.def files for ADSL and FTTC services. The files are simply FTP'd to the router, you may use a FTP gui p

...the [[ethernet]] ports can support PPPoE - for connecting to an external [[FTTC Modem]] as it does not have a built-in VDSL modem. It has Wi-Fi too.

[[Category:FTTC Faults]]

Here is another, an FTTC line filling the up link whilst doing a backup (10 Mbit/s) [[File:CQM-FTTC-upload.png|none|frame|Lots of upload in the morning - a backup without any

One could use the configuration wizard to setup the TG582n for FTTC, but some of the settings aren't appropriate for ADSL - and my intention is

=FTTC Speed Faults=

...rOS/Routerboard. The examples are relevant for ADSL (Be and BT) as well as FTTC/FTTP through AAISP. The LCPFix option needs to be enabled, and the MTU set to 1500 for this FTTC line on the Clueless configuration pages. RouterOS doesn't support RFC4638

[[File:FTTCModems.png|300px|Openreach FTTC Modems]] ...r has an [[ADSL modem]] built in, but you have a separate VDSL modem on an FTTC line so do not use the routers modem at all.

|BT Provided Huawei HG612 [[FTTC Modem]] |BT Provided Huawei HG612 [[FTTC Modem]]

[[Category:FTTC Faults]]

;Circuit ID:The ID for the line when talking to carriers. i.e. BBEU or FTTC. ;DSL:Digital Subscriber Line. E.g. ADSL, FTTC/VDSL, Gfast.

These 2 FireBricks both happen to be on AAISP FTTC lines, and a normal traceroute would go via the AAISP router, but when the

As well as using ADSL or FTTC circuits for Fallback, it can also be done by using one of our 3G or 4G dat

**This is supported on BT FTTC

You'll need to use an ADSL or FTTC modem in bridge mode for this to work - see the page for your modem to see * a ADSL or FTTC modem, or a fibre ONT (for FTTP) (as appropriate for your connection)

[[File:CQM-lowloss.png|border|An FTTC line with 1-3% loss]]

*VDSL2 is not supported, so these devices cannot be used with FTTC.

* a PPPoE ADSL or FTTC modem, or a fibre ONT (for FTTP). A&A's supplied modems & routers can be co

The upshot of all this? It is possible to get BT FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet) and BT FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) circuits (which

* a ADSL or FTTC modem, or a fibre ONT (for FTTP) (as appropriate for your connection)

Last year we had an problem with Huawei FTTC modems, the standard ones that Openreach supply The bug appears to be that