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Re: Telus Pure Fibre Install - SFP WAN PPoE Login
Hey marting ,so my Telus service is still not setup (Scheduled for March 8, 2025) but I received the Modem and Router in the mail by Purolator toay. So I took the liberty of unpacking the unit and I accessed the NAH unit, by going to 192.168.1.254 and using the user and password on the cover of the NAH unit. When I went to the WAN settings it appears that the default is set to Automatic IP and not PPoE. I am not sure if the Technician actually configures this and changes it from Automatic IP to a PPoE configuration or is the Telus Server automatically configured to authenticate the NAH unit based on the MAC address of the NAH unit. These are the settings which are default preconfiguredRe: Telus Pure Fibre Install - SFP WAN PPoE Login
I also see that DrPacman seems to be an expert at running his own equipment. DrPacman are you able to perhaps help me out? If I am to pull the SFP from the Telus modem and install it into my SFP capable Modem form TP Link Omada that would be it? What type of connection would i be setting up if i am not using PPoE protocol "Dynamic IP"? Furthermore i have noted that there are some people that have customized their MAC Address to be the same as the one provided from their Telus Modem, do I need to do this for my Router to pass authentication? Please let me know as soon as possible. Thank you!Telus Pure Fibre Install - SFP WAN PPoE Login
Hi everyone, I am in Ontario where Telus has started providing PureFibre through Bell's network. In my current set-up I do not use Bell's Home Hub, but rather have my own intricate network set-up through TP Link OMADA Controller with several Access Points. It has worked perfectly with Bell for 5 years with 100% uptime. My current set-up uses an ER7206 TPLink Router through an SFP Wan port where the fiber cable is directly inserted into the modem, and then I have a PPPoE username and password which I get from Bell's website (it is the Bell "b1xxxx" internet login and a password which you set yourself through the bell's website. Since Telus uses the same infrastructure as Bell, they should be able to do everything that Bell does. My question is where would I get the PPPoE username and password from Telus so I can plug into my modem. Has anyone done this so far. Please let me know.
