@david64 now both whatismyip.com and router's WAN IP show the same public ip like 121.44.xx.xx So if data only plan dont need to enable 802.1Q, then I assume it's working properly now and I should have no issue? ... View more

Thanks @david64  Now I can get dynamic public ip like 121.x.x.x, which is good, though I didn't change any settings. But still enabling 802.1Q will not get PPPoE connected. According to TPG Broadband Settings List | TPG Support, I should enable 802.1Q    log: --- ... Mar 21 09:24:02 WAN Connection: Fail to connect with some issues. Mar 21 09:24:10 kernel: [77066.761426] dev = ptm0(0xc83af000) macAddr=10:xxxx Mar 21 09:24:10 kernel: [77066.767201] Line0: VCE macAddr=A:47:xxxx, VTU-R macAddr=10:xxxx Mar 21 09:24:12 zcip client: configured 169.254.198.127 Mar 21 09:24:35 pppd[31734]: Timeout waiting for PADO packets ... --- ... View more

Hi @david64 I thought NBN FTTB and TPG FTTB are the same thing? The email from TPG says "Activation for your service has now been confirmed: NBN Technology: NBN Fibre To The Building (FTTB). ...your new TPG NBN service is active" ... View more

Hi @david64 It is data only plan. I can see the10.x.x.x IP in my modem-router's WAN IP after PPPoE get connected. ... View more