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In my specific situation I was able to use this WAS-110 to get full speed PPPoE from my fiber provider (Bell). https://pon.wiki/guides/masquerade-as-the-bce-in
by davidhariri 3mo ago
In my specific situation I was able to use this WAS-110 to get full speed PPPoE from my fiber provider (Bell).
https://pon.wiki/guides/masquerade-as-the-bce-inc-giga-hub-2-with-the-was-110/ https://pon.wiki/guides/masquerade-as-the-bce-inc-giga-hub-2...
- asniper 3mo agoSure, it bypasses the supplied hardware but does not solve PPPoE limitations on UniFi. I use the same WAS-110 on Bell.
- tristor 3mo agoAs I noted in my other comment, AT&T Fiber doesn't actually using PPPoE, but anyway, glad to see you linked pon.wiki here. I am running XGSPON ONU stick (ONU on SFP) with the community firmware for my AT&T Fiber connection, getting native 5gbit throughput without the AT&T device in the path. pon.wiki is an amazing resource.
- Chihuahua0633 3mo agoDo you use this with unifi equipment - or - does it truly not matter what it's used with since the XGSPON stick handles it all?
- tristor 3mo agoI do use this connected to a UDM Pro Max, but it's not really relevant what it goes to because the XGSPON does all of the heavy lifting, the device you insert the SFP into essentially treats it like an Ethernet connection.