Setting up VDSL2 modem to work like a Openreach modem
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Setting up VDSL2 modem to work like a Openreach modem
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Hello
I am currently trying to replace my sky ER110 modem/router with a seperate Linksys WRT1900AC2 router and TP-Link WD9970 VDSL2 modem.
What I am trying to do is bridge my connection from the TP-Link VDSL2 modem to my Linksys WRT1900AC2 router. Because Sky has strict terms and conditions they dont allow customers to use third party
routers. However there is a long complicated set-up that can be achieved on DD-WRT routers in the form of using DHCP option61 that essentially sends a username and password to establish an authorized connection.
This username and password sent over the client ID (DHCP Option61) is pre-coded into every Sky modem/router and can be easily extracted using a packet sniffer e.g. wireshark.
As I am having problems with my DD-WRT router I want to ensure that my VDSL2 modem is set-up correctly so that I dont have keep worrying about it being set-up incorrectly. I simply want my VDSL2 modem to behave very much like an FTTC Openreach VDSL2 modem, but I am unsure that my TP-Link modem is functioning the same. All in all the modem should be receiving the connection from the wall and pushing it thought to my DD-WRT router where a WAN connection can be established.
This is the guide I followed to put the router into modem only mode: http://uk.tp-link.com/faq-1332.html
If it helps this is a link to an emulated GUI of my TP-Link modem/router: http://static.tp-link.com/resources/simulator/W9970V1_Emulator/index.htm
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hello
I am currently trying to replace my sky ER110 modem/router with a seperate Linksys WRT1900AC2 router and TP-Link WD9970 VDSL2 modem.
What I am trying to do is bridge my connection from the TP-Link VDSL2 modem to my Linksys WRT1900AC2 router. Because Sky has strict terms and conditions they dont allow customers to use third party
routers. However there is a long complicated set-up that can be achieved on DD-WRT routers in the form of using DHCP option61 that essentially sends a username and password to establish an authorized connection.
This username and password sent over the client ID (DHCP Option61) is pre-coded into every Sky modem/router and can be easily extracted using a packet sniffer e.g. wireshark.
As I am having problems with my DD-WRT router I want to ensure that my VDSL2 modem is set-up correctly so that I dont have keep worrying about it being set-up incorrectly. I simply want my VDSL2 modem to behave very much like an FTTC Openreach VDSL2 modem, but I am unsure that my TP-Link modem is functioning the same. All in all the modem should be receiving the connection from the wall and pushing it thought to my DD-WRT router where a WAN connection can be established.
This is the guide I followed to put the router into modem only mode: http://uk.tp-link.com/faq-1332.html
If it helps this is a link to an emulated GUI of my TP-Link modem/router: http://static.tp-link.com/resources/simulator/W9970V1_Emulator/index.htm