Hi @fredoz   Are you using both TPG provided modem/router?   The VR1600 doesn't support the WiFi bridge or extender, but you can use it as an access point to boost or extend your WiFI.   Now the easiest way to set this up is to use VR1600 LAN to VR1600 LAN and use the settings below:   Go to Advace > Network > LAN Settings Change the IP address to something under the subnet of your main VR1600 Which is 192.168.1.254  and then disable the DHCP Now this will be performed on the modem/router that you'll use as an access point.   To start fresh, just factory reset the device first. Let us know how it goes.   BasilDV   ... View more

Hi @MumPanCakes   You may check it here for more information in regards to our Bizphone.   To avoid bot accounts, we've decided to make the private message feature to be available at a level 2 account.   BasilDV ... View more

Hi @joecarmody ,   Welcome to the community!   You have to use our supplied modem/router as an Authenticating device to maximze the VoIP service. Our VoIP system relies on the customized firmware of the TPG supplied modem for the VOIP credentials to authenticate. Unfortunately, third party devices will not work as it is how it was designed. We have an article that you may find helpful. Visit this link Voip Settings for VDSL  If you wish to use a 3rd party modem/router here is a helpful article that may help you. Are the Tpg routers DHCP compatible?    We apologize if we are not able to provide you with the VOIP settings of TPG NBN Homephone service. You can still use your own router as a wireless access point, however it has to be plugged into the TPG supplied modem. If there are any issues with the equipment you can advise us asap so we can assist.   Let me know should you require futher assistance.   Cheers! ... View more