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I'm posting here because my router (ER7212PC) is apparently business gear.
I'm a domestic BT FTTP customer, I've plugged my ONT into the router/switch and I've got 3 WAPs connected to the switch via POE.
I've setup Omada but I'm really struggling to get things working.
Can anyone help me out please?
There are a few gotchas here.
First you need to support the SFP type that your ONT reports as (things like autonegotiate, speed, power etc.).
Next, if BT is anything like most other PON ISPs, you'll have a VLAN setting for your Internet that must be made on the WAN port of the 7212, this is typically done via the IPTV settings in the controller. You'll also have different VLANs for phone and TV if you subscribe to those services too. Omada supports 3 VLANs via IPTV you should get these from BT or a BT User forum.
This is how i have mine setup...first I use Advanced properties on the WAN port to set the internet VLAN of 35
If I had them, this is how I'd setup for phone and TV. Obviously you'd need policy routes to steer set top boxes or ATAs to the right VLAN.
There are a few gotchas here.
First you need to support the SFP type that your ONT reports as (things like autonegotiate, speed, power etc.).
Next, if BT is anything like most other PON ISPs, you'll have a VLAN setting for your Internet that must be made on the WAN port of the 7212, this is typically done via the IPTV settings in the controller. You'll also have different VLANs for phone and TV if you subscribe to those services too. Omada supports 3 VLANs via IPTV you should get these from BT or a BT User forum.
This is how i have mine setup...first I use Advanced properties on the WAN port to set the internet VLAN of 35
If I had them, this is how I'd setup for phone and TV. Obviously you'd need policy routes to steer set top boxes or ATAs to the right VLAN.
