Ideally you'd use a router with an ethernet router port, and then
config will depend on how the service is being handled by the
wholesaler.
It might be as simple as a vlan with an ip address on it, and an access
port in that vlan connected to the NBN NTD.
Some wholesalers (iSeek, AAPT) require your router to act as a PPPoE
client, in which case on an 887 you'd need to put the pppoe-client
command on the SVI, rather than the physical port (even though it will
accept the config).
On 08.04.2014 11:09, Ali Sumsam wrote:
Hi All,
Any experience of NBN connection on a Cisco 887M, 887VA router?
I am looking for a valid configuration.
Regards,
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