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Thank you @raymp.
I'm not able to identify as well on where to insert the settings.
Since it is being handled by the TP-Link Engineers, let's see if what will be their action to rectify the issue with your modem.
Regards,
BasilDV
It is in wifi router mode,
Tp link engineer just sent me an email said it is to complicated for him and he has escalated it to a senior engineer, who is now on holidays untill may 4 , waiting game now i suppose, in the mean time i will try and get a refund,
Hi @raymp,
Thanks for sharing this to us please keep us posted and let us know how it will go.
Cheers!
This email from Tp link
I'm sorry to tell you that this model Archer VR900 V3 doesn't support VLAN ID setup yet while using Wireless Router mode.
It's suggested to change another model or hardware version with the retailer where you bought it.
Tough luck, thanks for buying, try for a refund, go try another.
Tp links packing is misleading, it says nbn ready, what it should say is nbn ready but not HFC
Hi @raymp
Thanks for keeping us in the loop. I'm sorry though that it didn't work out the way you're expecting it to.
Regards,
Hi @raymp, this modem is an ADSL/VDSL2 Modem Router and you can try to configure the settings to check if it will work for your NBN HFC service.
I exchanged the tplink for a d-link python (thank you harvey norman for understanding)
it works painlessley and perfectly.
21 wifi clients attached.
I would recommend it for HFC.
Hey all,
Just want to revive this thread as I've found a easy fix for this.
On the 31.1.2018 which is prior to this thread, TP-Link released an updated firmware which allows us to input the correct settings.
Release notes:
1. Added VLAN Tagging function in Wireless Router Mode to support NBN/UFB.
Download their latest firmware here: https://www.tp-link.com/au/support/download/archer-vr900/#Firmware
- Choose your router hardware version & download.
- Go into your router settings, advanced, update firmware > unzip > direct to package.
Once the modem has rebooted, you can literally set up your internet under "Quick Setup" no need to tinker around further.
Hope this helps!
Thank you, @gekoe. This is so helpful!