I’m throwing in the towel. I’ve scoured the internet for every GPON/ONT resource, tried every suggestion & command I could find and I never get past state 3.
nSerial always matches the “Serial” on my Calix ONT but I’m stuck with state 3.
I gave up on the password side of things & threw it back to 0’s. The host MAC matches the back of my ONT too.
Been down the ‘rabbit hole’ of sfp_i2c -i ... settings too but none of those options have impacted things either
My final final thought is asking FS for a fresh unit instead of the custom one I went for (thinking it would save me the hours I’ve ended up spending with my faffing ) in order to rule out this being a dud unit or some config going a bit wonky somewhere along the line… But I’m not going to hold my breath on that being a solution.
If you’re confident that setting the serial & host MAC is the only config needed then doing it myself with a fresh unit should definitively show if this is possible in my area or not @T9537 (The ONT model info seems to only affect the SFP eeprom(?) side of things aka. what model/serial is shown to my Unifi gear as opposed to what’s sent back to the OLT)
On the plus side, it’s been cool to run some fibre through my walls & ceiling Discovering FS has been great and troubleshooting this has been a nice way to learn about what makes GPON tick.
Yeah, I’ve given it another shot today with the FSAN in place of the serial but no dice.
Did you need to do any conversions to/from HEX/ASCII with your serial or was it just throwing the full alphanumeric in ‘plain text’ from the back of your ONT into set_serial_number xxx?
Very strange that the CF network is fussier in the Midlands than it is elsewhere in the UK… I wonder if it’s down to a different combination of equipment in different areas or if @T9537 had to slip a fiver to the CF crew
Edit: this thread could probably use a more accurate name now that it’s turned into me sulking about ONTs
I’m in the midlands so don’t think it’s that. But yeah, i’ve looked everywhere. SN, Mac etc is all that’s required even on VM’s network (See my other post about it now being possible on VM). Maybe it’s something to do with firmware or something, not 100% sure but in your case it’s deffo related to the S/N