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From what I can tell, AT&T's "VLAN 0" exists in order to use 802.1p priority tags. Maybe you can just enable 802.1p?
by ryan-c 8y ago
From what I can tell, AT&T's "VLAN 0" exists in order to use 802.1p priority tags. Maybe you can just enable 802.1p?
- MertsA 8y agoNo, they actually use 802.1x to authenticate the connection. 802.1x doesn't actually protect or authenticate any of the data though, it just ensures that there's a valid supplicant somewhere on the other end of a port before it forwards traffic.
- ryan-c 8y agoI didn't say anything about 802.1x in my comment, and I'm one of the folks that has published information about how to bypass these crappy AT&T routers.