New 10Gbps/5Gbps/6Gbps/3Gbps XGS-PON based plans

[Henry Ng]

The worst is when they put you on CGNAT at then dont give you any ipv6 at all, honestly an embarrassment for a "smart nation"

No, not true. SH got ipv6. just google what is my ip address and it will show your ipv6 and ipv4.

 

[astones153]

No, not true. SH got ipv6.

Starhub does dynamic ipv4 addressing, and I wasnt referring to SH when i speak of ISPs that do CGNAT. Mostly pointing at MR, VQ, WC, all of whom have zero ipv6 support. Simba is TBD

 

[commandowolf]

Gateway same as the ONR web interface IP?

Actually shouldn't be very important since we're not routing traffic through the ONR anymore.

Side question: Can you connect to the ONR web GUI using one of the unbridged ports?

Yes, i can connect to the ONR web GUI when using either of the unbridged ports.

I tried setting gateway as ONR web interface IP, cannot leh, i see people say set as my external IP, also cannot. I dont really know how to do this, any suggestion? I cannot ping, "arp -a" does not show the modem either.

The idea is to be able to manage the modem via my PC, through the router, without having to connect to the wifi / unbridged ports.

 

[Mach3.2]

I tried setting gateway as ONR web interface IP, cannot leh, i see people say set as my external IP, also cannot. I dont really know how to do this, any suggestion? I cannot ping, "arp -a" does not show the modem either.

Try setting it to your WAN gateway address?

 

[Henry Ng]

How to switch off the remote sound on TV+ Pro box?

 

[hwzlite]

Yes, i can connect to the ONR web GUI when using either of the unbridged ports.

I tried setting gateway as ONR web interface IP, cannot leh, i see people say set as my external IP, also cannot. I dont really know how to do this, any suggestion? I cannot ping, "arp -a" does not show the modem either.

The idea is to be able to manage the modem via my PC, through the router, without having to connect to the wifi / unbridged ports.

Unless your router (linksys?) has this advanced features like OpenWrt or Pfsense -

Refs:

• https://ciphermenial.github.io/posts/access-your-modem-through-openwrt-router/
• https://forums.lawrencesystems.com/t/pfsense-and-accessing-external-cable-modem-ui/6419/6

 

[TanKianW]

Yes, i can connect to the ONR web GUI when using either of the unbridged ports.

I tried setting gateway as ONR web interface IP, cannot leh, i see people say set as my external IP, also cannot. I dont really know how to do this, any suggestion? I cannot ping, "arp -a" does not show the modem either.

The idea is to be able to manage the modem via my PC, through the router, without having to connect to the wifi / unbridged ports.

You need to explore your router firewall and subnetting settings to make it work.

Solutions provided by hwzlite bro on Post #1307 will work if your router belongs to these two. But I will think the concepts (or logic) should be pretty similar to allowing an external address through NAT to be able to connect to internal machines or vice-versa. On MikroTik ROS, you probably need to treat it like talking between 2 routers where you point that IP to each other and do a simple IP Masquerade.​

 

[dragonbryan]

From the link below

https://dongknows.com/tp-link-deco-be85-wi-fi-7-mesh-system-review/#

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Specifically, here are how you can use its three bands per my real-world experience:

1. A main SSID(network name) for the 2.4GHz and 5GHz band via Smart Connect. A couple of things to note about this network:
   • You can't separate these bands in two SSIDs, but you can turn either off, making the network exclusively 2.4GHz or 5GHz.
   • There is an option to make the 5GHz band operate in 80MHz, 160MHz (default), or the new 240MHz channel widths.
2. A second SSID for the 6GHz band -- automatically takes the main SSID's name and adds the "-6GHz" suffix. You can change this name to anything you want, including the same as the main SSID. (This is new since the Deco XE200 doesn't allow the 6GHz to share the same SSID name as the others.)
3. An optional third SSID with Wi-Fi 7's Multi-Link Operation(MLO) feature. This SSID automatically has the "_MLO" suffix, but you can also name it to your liking. A couple of things to note:
   • This SSID uses all three bands by default, but you can turn the 2.4GHz off to include only the 5GHz and 6GHz bands.
   • Wi-Fi 7 clients can connect to this SSID using two bands simultaneously to increase the bandwidth(*). Wi-Fi 6 devices can only use one band at a time.
   • This SSID only supports WPA3 encryption, which generally doesn't work with Wi-Fi 5 and older clients.

Unquote

From what I read you can have 3 individual band and so can test each as well.

Hey peeps just to update. Had a remote session with tp link engineer and the ans I've gotten is that it's either the adaptor issue or the antenna issue. Prob is I already tried buying some 3rd party antenna already and it still doesn't work. I'm out of idea now......

Or can anyone advise me how did you upgrade your wifi card? Which brand specifically did you buy and also which antenna are you using?

 

[Apparatus]

Hey peeps just to update. Had a remote session with tp link engineer and the ans I've gotten is that it's either the adaptor issue or the antenna issue. Prob is I already tried buying some 3rd party antenna already and it still doesn't work. I'm out of idea now......

Or can anyone advise me how did you upgrade your wifi card? Which brand specifically did you buy and also which antenna are you using?

WiFi 7 BE200 card has latest driver from INTEL. Have you updated?

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/230078/intel-wifi-7-be200/downloads.html

Buy another WiFi card to confirm. If problem still persists then likely to be antenna issue as per TP-LINK engineer

You bought the WiFi 7 card from Shopee?

https://shopee.sg/Intel-BE200-Wifi-...c5&xptdk=092c3bd6-18b5-4e1c-b696-c30cac4132c5

You talking of your laptop antenna? Just make sure it's tri-band

 

[Apparatus]

Ya I bought the intel be200. Driver version 23.10.0.8. it says is the latest driver

Your WiFi driver is not latest according to INTEL site (23.20.0) below

https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...i-fi-drivers-for-intel-wireless-adapters.html

 

[dragonbryan]

WiFi 7 BE200 card has latest driver from INTEL. Have you updated?

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/230078/intel-wifi-7-be200/downloads.html

Buy another WiFi card to confirm. If problem still persists then likely to be antenna issue as per TP-LINK engineer

You bought the WiFi 7 card from Shopee?

https://shopee.sg/Intel-BE200-Wifi-...c5&xptdk=092c3bd6-18b5-4e1c-b696-c30cac4132c5

You talking of your laptop antenna? Just make sure it's tri-band

For my desktop. Not from shoper but looks to be the same. I think I buy 1 more see how

 

[dragonbryan]

Your WiFi driver is not latest according to INTEL site (23.20.0) below

https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...i-fi-drivers-for-intel-wireless-adapters.html

Just updated and restart com. Still the same

 

[Apparatus]

For my desktop. Not from shoper but looks to be the same. I think I buy 1 more see how

I was checking the WiFi 7 cards from Shopee and Amazon a while ago.

I noticed some are just plain cards while others come with antenna. Maybe you should buy one with the antenna to test

 

[stanlawj]

The current SG ISP scenery in a nutshell

What do you mean? At where or in what situation is the actual interconnect speed limited below 10Gbps?

 

[Henry Ng]

I was checking the WiFi 7 cards from Shopee and Amazon a while ago.

I noticed some are just plain cards while others come with antenna. Maybe you should buy one with the antenna to test

Such wifi thing is deep.

 

[SkyScraper]

wa i read last few page very techical. Can i ask if i want fuss free fast internet. The starhub one is good?

is there anything to look out for

 

[Henry Ng]

wa i read last few page very techical. Can i ask if i want fuss free fast internet. The starhub one is good?

is there anything to look out for

Yes it is ok but must put the ONR at the centre of the household and at a higher position. You must have Wifi 6 client on your device to enjoy faster wifi speed. If you want to have cable connection then better to use a good cat 6A LAN Cable with the 10Gbps LAN card. The router must be set to 160 Mhz for Wifi 5Ghz.

 

[leechoonhwee]

Yes, i can connect to the ONR web GUI when using either of the unbridged ports.

I tried setting gateway as ONR web interface IP, cannot leh, i see people say set as my external IP, also cannot. I dont really know how to do this, any suggestion? I cannot ping, "arp -a" does not show the modem either.

The idea is to be able to manage the modem via my PC, through the router, without having to connect to the wifi / unbridged ports.

You cannot manage the ONR in bridged mode because it does not have any IP anymore as now it is just a bridge between your router and SH backend. What you can do is to connect the unbridged port to your router free port and then create a separate network eg 10.0.2.0 on that port which you can then allow your primary network eg 10.0.1.0 to access 10.0.2.0 or alternatively do a network address translation of eg 10.0.1.5 to 10.0.2.5 (assuming this is your ONR IP on the unbridged port) . Then you can access 10.0.2.5 from your PC in the 10.0.1.0 network.

 

[Groudon]

Installed the 10G from MyRepublic today, looks pretty decent.

Happy to answer any questions.

 

[commandowolf]

Installed the 10G from MyRepublic today, looks pretty decent.

Happy to answer any questions.

Wow, jealous haha, if only i built a ATX build instead of mini ITX build (space constraints, bo pian), i would have bought a 10gbps NIC so i can do this for fun haha. 1gbps good enough for now.