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jsavio81 · ‎13-07-2022

Hi Derek I'm about to have the similar setup at my new place, How did you get on? Did you have any recomendations/solutions to offer?

jsavio81 · ‎12-04-2020

Thanks m_ntt, Just for reference, your post gave me hope, and managed to get the UniFi USG (security gateway) router connected to the TPG NBN HFC connection. I was 1 day away from buying an edge router x, but through I'd give it another crack I got the UniFi USG working smoothly. So for future reference to the TPG Support team, Yes, a UniFi USG system is a compatible router withyour service. As it is a stand alone router I connected it directly to the NBN HFC Modem. Without using the TP-Link modem/router at all. I did have to make sure a UniFi Cloudkey (physical device or software is running on their pc/Mac) to ensure all settings are enabled. Yes, main settings to ensure are inputted correct are: Protocol: PPPoE Username: TPG username Password: TPG password VLAN: 2 If anyone needs assistance let me know, and I can share what I can.

jsavio81 · ‎12-04-2020

I got the UniFi USG working smoothly. So for future reference to the TPG Support team, Yes, a UniFi USG system is a compatible router with your service. As it is a stand alone router I connected it directly to the NBN HFC Modem. Without using the TP-Link modem/router at all. I did have to make sure a UniFi Cloudkey (physical device or software is running on their pc/Mac) to ensure all settings are enabled. Yes, main settings to ensure are inputted correct are: Protocol: PPPoE Username: TPG username Password: TPG password VLAN: 2

jsavio81 · ‎12-04-2020

I got the UniFi USG working smoothly. So for future reference to the TPG Support team, Yes, a UniFi USG system is a compatible router withyour service. As it is a stand alone router I connected it directly to the NBN HFC Modem. Without using the TP-Link modem/router at all. I did have to make sure a UniFi Cloudkey (physical device or software is running on their pc/Mac) to ensure all settings are enabled. Yes, main settings to ensure are inputted correct are: Protocol: PPPoE Username: TPG username Password: TPG password VLAN: 2 Thanks for replying though.

jsavio81 · ‎10-04-2020

Will have to pick up an edgerouter and give it a go. Obviously the unifi USG isn’t going to cut it for my needs

jsavio81 · ‎06-04-2020

I’m having the same issue with a unifi USG. Was thinking the edgemax series would solve this. Did you have any luck setting this up? Would love to hear any advice if you did.

jsavio81 · ‎02-04-2020

Hi Team Is there a list of compatible HFC VDSL Modem/router to put into bridge mode? I have an existing Unifi setup that I want to use instead of the supplied TP-Link VR1600v router. Any help and advice welcome! Regards Julian

jsavio81 · ‎27-03-2020

Help Needed Please!!! So I have been with TPG for years and happily using their ADSL+ service. Recently I have upgraded to your NBN50 Plan. The service runs perfectly fine on the supplied setup, however, I have had nothing but trouble trying to get my existing Unifi system up and running again on this new connection. I know a little about setting up a network, but I'm over my head here. So I think the issue lays in the supplied Router (TP-Link VR1600V). My Old setup was a Billion 7800n in Pure Bridge mode, with a Unifi USG connected which did all the routing duties (Username, Password settings), then into a unifi Switch with an AP-Pro connected. As the Billion 7800n doesn't support VDSL, I'm kinda stuck. I have been searching the internet for some clear information about what I can do. I have attempted a variety of ways to get the TP-Link VR1600V into bridge mode without any luck, as it seems some TPG settings are still in place that I can't get around.....so not truly in bridge mode. I think my next option is to purchase a VDSL compatible router that I can put into Pure Bridge mode again. Finding such a compatible router is again another issue. So I guess what I'm asking is: 1. Is anyone in a similar situation with an unifi setup? 2. Does anyone know of a compatible router that would work with a TPG NBN-HFC connection? 3. If I have to use the TP-Link router, can someone guide me through the setup into bridge mode?

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