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@jarrodguppy03 . I misunderstood you first post. The blue LAN light will flash irregularly indicating a connection to the router. If you remove the router cable, the light goes off. On the VX, the WAN light should stay on indicating a connection to the NBN box.
The VX config is PPPoE, username + @tpg.com.au, passsword. If you are on bundled NBN/VOIP plan, set VLAN ID=2. If BYO data only plan or the 200/250 speeds, VLAN ID is not used.
If Internet not connecting, the VX system log might have a clue.
Is the user guide on paper or softcopy (pdf). If a pdf, could you email it to me? I'll PM you an email address.
Hi @jarrodguppy03 . First 3 blue lights are on?
Are you using ethernet cable from NBN box to Internet/WAN port on router (blue port on VR1600)?
@jarrodguppy03 . VX420 should have been preconfigured for FTTC. LAN light should come on if the VX is set for ethernet wan, as opposed to DSL connection.
You mentioned a manual. Is it a real User Guide or just an info sheet?
@jarrodguppy03 . I misunderstood you first post. The blue LAN light will flash irregularly indicating a connection to the router. If you remove the router cable, the light goes off. On the VX, the WAN light should stay on indicating a connection to the NBN box.
The VX config is PPPoE, username + @tpg.com.au, passsword. If you are on bundled NBN/VOIP plan, set VLAN ID=2. If BYO data only plan or the 200/250 speeds, VLAN ID is not used.
If Internet not connecting, the VX system log might have a clue.
Is the user guide on paper or softcopy (pdf). If a pdf, could you email it to me? I'll PM you an email address.