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Re: Getting 2 public IP addresses on Purefibre. Can this be done with a single cable into the ONT?
"I'd then like the Telus T3200M router to get it's public IP address from[through] the Vault instead of directly from the ONT." Wouldn't the Vault have to acting just as a NAT-less switch (transparent), for the T3200M to be able to pull the second WAN IP address? Or maybe it would NOT have to pull a WAN address and still work for the IPTV service. You need to find a Router like the Vault that can also do IPTV service. Though there are lots of other routers that can.16KViews0likes0CommentsRe: How do i get telus fibre to my townhouse if the other residents wont allow it?
I would have to assume Telus deemed it too costly to just hook up a few or even if it were actually half the complex. They probably have to bring in a Node box thingy first (super expensive) then from that they have to sign up enough customers "immediately" to justify this semi-major infrastructure install) I highly don't think it is as simple as pulling individual fiber lines from the non-"existing fiber supported poll(s)".4.8KViews1like1CommentRe: Getting 2 public IP addresses on Purefibre. Can this be done with a single cable into the ONT?
That's nice to here you found some alternatives to the T3200M that give you better results, I understand your want or need to not use the T3200M, but it does do a great job of at least one thing, IPTV, and that's the only thing I really want to keep it for. I'd rather not waste/tax a expensive router for something as mundane as IPTV, let alone the headache of setting it up. T3200M is free and you can still use your own router as a parallel separate physical network. You can even put the T3200 into bridge mode (port1) and use your own router off of it. "Instead, I'd like to use my dedicated firewall device (a protecli vault 6-port i5 device, running OPNsense) to bring in the two IP addresses from the ONT." How will you use the protecli vault 6-port i5 device to pull two WAN IP addresses? You could buy a double WAN router. I've never gotten or attempted to get my AX11000 to run IPTV. I might try for fun, but I would never actually use it for that permanently.16KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Telus fibre service location
I see. So didn't they ask or look for where the access panel actually is on the correct side of the house, when they did put these boxes out front, or were those boxes out front from the actual time of the construction of the houses? Dang. The pvc LB? when was that installed, at the time of them pulling cable up to the side of your house, or was always there? Could they put the pvc LB higher up? How did they get the cable up the side of your house? Was it put in underground conduit? Could they also move the pvc LB to a new location in-line with the access panel/room, making it a straight run across? I just find it strange that they decided to willy-nilly locate a pvc LB box at a random location that makes absolutely no sense.4.5KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Telus fibre service location
First question. When you say they trenched around your houses last year. When they did this, why did you let them or why did they, trench on the wrong side of the house? Did they not know what side of the house the access panel for IT was on? Did they ask? Why wasn't the question asked then, and is only now being asked, a year later? That said, it's really not that hard to fish cables from one side to the other. It will go through the joist channel, under the floor of your upper suite. Joists run side to side, and half way up your wall is approx where the joists are. You wont have to tear out anything. You just want to be in line, side to side, to the room/panel where they have to terminate4.5KViews0likes2CommentsRe: IPv6 ranges for Nanaimo, BC
I used to use a static IPv6 address, set up to allow functioning static POS nodes (proof -of-Staking), with multiple number of nodes in the Crypto mining world, by port forwarding any number of statically assigned LAN side IPv6 addresses. I forget how I did it exactly, but it is capable of being done for IPv6, but not IPv4, as mentioned. Though this doesn't really answer your question "what is the range" But you will achieve static if you set it up, so that will help. This was all done within the T3200M router3.2KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Getting 2 public IP addresses on Purefibre. Can this be done with a single cable into the ONT?
"The problem that I have is that I want to get rid of the Telus router and use my own devices. I can't figure out how to get the TVs and PVR to work without the Telus router." I've been doing this now myself for weeks. I too have been using a unmanaged switch for now, but want to change to using a managed switch, with VLAN capability, for other purposes, I just haven't set the managed switch up for the job. You can get routers with IPTV/multimedia capability, you just have to set them up for Telus. It's been done. You just have to find one that is known to work well. Some people have tried this with cheaper/lesser capable routers and have had them die, due to stress. If I were you I'd keep the "Free" Telus router just for this purpose, as it is very good at what it does. What are your needs that you want to get rid of the Telus router? I, personally, love the use of two physically separate networks for just the redundant nature of them, firstly. Everything else about it, is gravy. One Nokia G240G-A ONT is connected, the other is just a spare, left behind by Telus, when we hade two fully separate 1Gb fiber installed connection. I bought a cheap T3200M off Craig's for $30, just because I'm so used to working on it, it was an easy fit as a dual network. My plans are to now expand one network at a time, without disruption to the other. I have a WRT32 sitting up there, with DD-WRT on it, I also have a AX11000 WiFi router off of one of the T3200M acting in AP mode. The AX11000 is fully capable of doing IPTV, but I have now desire to use it as such. Too expensive to waste on TV duty.16KViews0likes4CommentsRe: Fibre install
Let us know how it works out. I'm sure it will get resolved one way or another. I hope you don't have to pay extra to get it done, that's all. Telus should know that there will always be a few homes in an otherwise "normal" install neighborhood, that require an extra bit of work, and still cover the pole-to-modem cost.11KViews0likes1Comment- 6.2KViews0likes0Comments