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TPG FTTN - Use a 3rd Party Mesh Router

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Snooples
Level 2

I am attempting to use an ASUS ZenWiFi XD6 Mesh WiFi 6 system to cover my whole house and would like some help. Any help would be appreciated. I found this link but can not access it: https://community.tpg.com.au/t5/Testing/Setting-up-3rd-party-devices-to-work-with-TPG-internet/m-p/2...

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david64
Level 15

Hi @Snooples . You have to use the TPG-supplied router (Archer VR1600) as it has the RJ11 connection to FTTN. The Archer is put into bridge mode and the Asus operates in standard mode.

Its settings are: PPPoE, username + @tpg.com.au, and password.

There's no user guide for Asus; the app does all configuration.

To put Archer in bridge mode, basically delete the DSL connection with vlan id 2 and add new connection.

https://community.tpg.com.au/t5/Modems-and-Devices/Archer-vr1600v-bridge-mode-Totally-confused/m-p/1...

 

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david64
Level 15

Hi @Snooples . You have to use the TPG-supplied router (Archer VR1600) as it has the RJ11 connection to FTTN. The Archer is put into bridge mode and the Asus operates in standard mode.

Its settings are: PPPoE, username + @tpg.com.au, and password.

There's no user guide for Asus; the app does all configuration.

To put Archer in bridge mode, basically delete the DSL connection with vlan id 2 and add new connection.

https://community.tpg.com.au/t5/Modems-and-Devices/Archer-vr1600v-bridge-mode-Totally-confused/m-p/1...

 

Snooples
Level 2

Thank you @david64 that is very helpful I didn't think to put the Archer 1600 into bridge mode. This is really very helpful thank you for the great advice. Have a great day.