Joseph-TP wrote

Hello All,

@JulesSanshiro 

@FerdinandBenes 

@michalski 

@giriri 

@OrangeLaros 

@Barewnte 

@Midinightman 

 

To better understand your needs, we hope you can help us collect the following information:

1. Who is your ISP? 

2. If you have used a different PON router before, what is the specific model? Was it provided by the ISP? Could you also provide the PON type you used previously? Was it also GPON?

3. (IMPORTANT!) What are the parameters that your ISP requires you to modify? Please provide the most complete list possible. Also, are all these parameters needed for network configuration?

4. If possible, please send a screenshot of the complete OMCI information interface of your previous PON router. (If any private information is involved, please mask it.)

 

Of course, we also welcome you and all other dear customers to send relevant information to support.forum@tp-link.com, attaching [Forum Escalation][ID 828308] XX530v - Allow changing parameters for great OLT compatibility as the Subject. We will have a dedicated person to assist in analysis and follow-up.

 

Thanks all!!

  @Joseph-TP  I don't understand why is this needed. Isn't easier if TP-Link just take a VSOL V2802RH as an example, and implement all the settings?

VSOL V2802RH is one of the most compatible ONUs around due to the amount of gpon settings users can configure.

Why can't TP-Link just enable the same level of configuration for XX530v?

I don't understand it.

  @Joseph-TP 

Great! Looking froward to a new firmware release with all the required settings available.

Joseph-TP wrote

Hi @OrangeLaros  & @giriri,

Thank you for your detailed reply. We are working hard to move this matter forward.

In particular, we are very grateful for your support and understanding. 

  @Joseph-TP I'm really happy TP-Link is taking care of this.

I'll give my contribuition below with template posted by @Joseph-TP 🙂

To better understand your needs, we hope you can help us collect the following information:

1. Who is your ISP? 

Vivo 1 (Brazil)

2. If you have used a different PON router before, what is the specific model? Was it provided by the ISP? Could you also provide the PON type you used previously? Was it also GPON?

Yes, PON router model is Mitrastar GPT-2741GNAC-N2.

Picture below:

Yes, provided by ISP. PON type is GPON. Yes, GPON

3. (IMPORTANT!) What are the parameters that your ISP requires you to modify? Please provide the most complete list possible. Also, are all these parameters needed for network configuration?

These are the paramaters I cannot enter in XX530v because there's not fields for them in web ui:

software version 1: RTF7000VB1212
software version 2: RTF7000VB1212
Product Class: [Same as GPON Serial number]
MAC: [MAC ADDRESS with only letters and numbers]

Device Serial Number: [also MAC ADDRESS with only letters and numbers]
FAKE OK = ENABLED

This "FAKE OK" is needed because some commands ISP sends arent compatible with XX530v, so XX530v must reply with an "OK" to this commands.

Without it, device might be unable to register to GPON network.

4. If possible, please send a screenshot of the complete OMCI information interface of your previous PON router. (If any private information is involved, please mask it.)

PON router is locked by ISP, therefore i cannot enter this page.

Joseph-TP wrote

Hi @OrangeLaros  & @giriri,

Thank you for your detailed reply. We are working hard to move this matter forward.

In particular, we are very grateful for your support and understanding. 

@Joseph-TP Thank you, Joseph! I cannot wait for this to be a reality

Hope to be able to use my router to its fullest when it's implemented!

Thank you again!

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Saludos!