Connecting up my ADSL/FTTC connection


  


The following diagram shows the ports used in a standard configuration.

 

 

Ether port 1 (LAN)

Your internal LAN (local area network) will be connected to the router via port 1, this port will be configured with your default gateways IP during your installation.

Note: if you have more than one network or require additional connection options, this should be discussed with your installation engineer.

 

Ether port 9 (WAN)

This port will be used to connect your new line, the requirement of the Modem is to support the type of interface we use, The port is configured as a PPPoE interface which contains the Radius Credentials for authorising the connection 

 

ADSL/FTTC connection

The Vigor 130 that has been provided will need to be connected to your ADSL/FTTC faceplate, micro-filters need to be used if your faceplate does not have a filter built-in. these will be provided by our provisioning team.

The diagram above shows a pre-filtered master socket, and so a micro-filter is not needed. A pre-filtered port can be identified by the dual sockets on the front labelled Phone and ADSL

Note: Several faceplates are available if you are unsure please request further information from our support or install team.

 

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