Over 12 hrs disconnected from IPv4 with internet connectivity
But IPv6 IP could be obtained, so there should not be any question on ONU/VLAN/Cable Connection. It should be on CityFibre or even Yayzi side, the DHCP pool.
Mailed to support email, got some “useful question” like proper VLAN 911 settings/ WAN port / Router photo bahbahbah…
Nothing changed to the IPv4 IP I want
Basic background: D 2Gbps/U 1Gbps GPON plan, Calix GP1000G provided by CityFibre installer(Got heavy packet loss when connection >2000, but I am not going to deal with it as XGS-PON is coming.)
Config 1:
TP Link EX802V from Yayzi, no luck with IPv4 static IP
Config 2:
An x86 desktop with WinServer+VLAN 911 settings on Intel X520 thru 2.5BASET/10G SFP+ Swith, no luck
Config 3:
An x86 mini-pc with Intel-i225, opnsense installed and tested VLAN911 settings before, no luck.
Config 4:
Same x86 mini-pc to Config 3, with RTL8125 instead, opnsense installed and tested VLAN911 settings before, no luck.
Seems I am the only one today?
I don’t really want to use my Virgin Media backup Internet with tiny 50Mbps upload for my 100GB data today, as today (Friday) is the most busiest day in a week.
For the interface out to the internet:
Vlan (id)911
Dynamic IP
If you can look on the router, PFsense web page you should see the IP before you configure anything else.
When I had PFsense plus, I dey the vlan to 911 and set the wan gateway to auto, from memory that was it.
If you’ve used it for some other provider, don’t forget to remove their sounds.
The static IP is you’ve asked for one, Will be set as static their end so that it stays static when you reboot.
Have you tired restart the ONT? Remove the power and reapply it.
Check all lights come on.
Sorry, I didn’t realise that you have had a stable connection
Of course I did all basic stuff like Restart ONT/ Check cable connection/ Power Cycle…
I could get Yayzi IPv6 address (just without internet gateway), so please ignore those basic problem.
Just why do you think the connection is not stable?
If it’s physicial cable connection problem (like too high attenuation on fibre), I should see the “Broadband” light turn off (or red?), but it never happens.
I’m trying to work out why you’re not getting the ipv4 address, for clarity did you sign up for an IPV6 address? So ignoring that.
Is the instability:
using wired or wireless? Have you connected via an ethernet cat 5e or 6a cable directly to the router to figure out where the instability lays?
What is strange is you’re getting an IPv6 address which isn’t actually enabled on your connection, but also we don’t use CGNAT at all, we haven’t done now for several months. It’s died a painful death.
I believe our team is still working on this for you, and we’re expecting you to be up and running very shortly
And as Yayzi said whatever that side of it is you still need an ipV4 address if IPV6 isn’t enabled. So yes I do know what Single Form Factor Pkugable (SFP) is I use them every day.
Yap, X520 was release dten years ago, now getting a SFP28 NIC(Mellanox CX5 series), still not the latest but enough for home. Considered QSFP28 one but I don’t really need 4x 25Gbps port or 1x 100Gbps port.
Considered CWDM (old, too), but I would rather laying new PVC coated SMF instead.
At home or at work?! If at home, your house must be more like a datacentre!
SFP+ is more than fine for home as 10gb is more than adequate for most. Plus, NICs and DAC cables are relatively cheap, you can get a relatively cheap agg switch for it all, and can always use fibre for any long runs. Well, all works well for me anyway!
Good layer 2 and as long as data doesn’t need to traverse in internet, the world is your oyster, we are taking a 6500 switch out but I think my other half would have an objection to it sitting in the rack ha!
A Fibre patch lead is sufficient for myself, I’ve not seen that stuff before, but then again have no use for it.
We use DWDM between sites in the home world I don’t have use either living in a bungalow.
Happens again when I turn my Opnsense PC off then on, seems I have to wait until 11pm (again), maybe I should try to release all IP next time I turn Router/PC off?