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Då kan jag köra min ASUS ZenWiFi Pro ET12 1-P WiFi 6E som router och koppla switchen efter den.

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Har du testat brygga din C3a?
Och vilken hastighet får du?

Jag får bara ut ca 300/100 och betalar för 1200/100
Bara betala och se glad ut då jag vill ha bra upload då jag laddar upp en hel del filmer på Youtube.

Kan inte heller ringa och gnälla på Tele2 då dom ej ger ut support så fort C3an är i bryggat läge 🥳🥳🥳

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Har du testat brygga din C3a?
Och vilken hastighet får du?

Jag får bara ut ca 300/100 och betalar för 1200/100
Bara betala och se glad ut då jag vill ha bra upload då jag laddar upp en hel del filmer på Youtube.

Kan inte heller ringa och gnälla på Tele2 då dom ej ger ut support så fort C3an är i bryggat läge 🥳🥳🥳

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Inget bryggat läge för min del då behovet inte finns.

Jag får ut drygt 1200/110 på min lina med Tele2.

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Finns det en bra metod för att brygga C2-routern och köra sin egen router, problemfritt?

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Jag tvekade först till att använda C2 men blev så illa tvungen.

Brygga modemet i sig är inga konstigheter. Men Wi-Fi räknas inte som helt inaktiverat förrän jag även stängde av bandsteering.

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I allt strul igår valde jag att göra detsamma, d.v.s. att köra nattat och egen router bakom, precis som du. Hittills har det fungerat likvärdigt men jag har fortfarande problem med lag spikes och packetloss (över vpn fungerar det dock fint).
https://i.imgur.com/8ZcEmig.png

Har ännu inte samlat energi för att ringa Tele2 men tänkte göra det efter lunch. Återkommer med info

EDIT: Följd fråga, vad ligger dina RF-värden på DBmV? Mina ser ut såhär och är inte enligt docsis 3.1 spec vad jag kunde se från en annan tråd här.
https://i.imgur.com/Zeh5Qfj.png

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Har exakt samma problem, 100% packet loss lite då och då när jag kör i bryggat läge. Men fungerar som det ska när jag inte kör bryggat med samma utrustning.

Vid 1630 slog jag på bryggat igen.

Verkar som de har nån bugg i mjukvaran som orsakar problemet när man kör bryggat läge.

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Går i tankarna att testa köpa router för att brygga. Har idag bara tele 2s egna router. Tappar wifi connection ibland och det är dåligt wifi. Fungerar problemfritt på enheter som har sladd inkopplat. Kör även med sonos system så osäker på hur jag ska göra. Har nya era 300 som inte stödjer sonos egna wifi så kan inte koppla sladd till tex soundbar och soundbaren gör ett eget sonosnätverk utan allt måste connecta direkt på det vanliga wifi. Tankar?

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Finns någon möjlighet att använda routerdelen utan att ansluta till coaxen?

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Finns någon möjlighet att använda routerdelen utan att ansluta till coaxen?

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Om du menar använda som router till en annan Internetanslutning så är svaret nej.

En router behöver WAN-port för att fungera och i detta fall är koax-uttaget WAN-porten.

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Menade nog att använda lanportar och wifi utan att behöva ansluta till coax.

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Menade nog att använda lanportar och wifi utan att behöva ansluta till coax.

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Vill du använda den fristående utan Internet bara till egna nätverket så ja, det fungerar.

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Hi guys,

I am just new here in Sweden from China. I have a boardband subscription with Tele2 250/50, and using wifi hub c2. I have some basic questions. It would be very helpful if someone can give me the answers.:)

1. After I change wifi hub c2 to bridge mode, I can get a "Public" IP address from Internet. When outside of my house, I can use this IP(or host if I have Domain name) to access my home network? Or I have to use FRP or ZeroTier?

2. How can I get my account info from Tele2, then I can fill those info(account name and password??) in my own router to get the access to Internet? Like PPoe? I cannot find in my subscription...

3. I planned to use a X86 router with openwrt, is there anyone else using this and having some experience?

Thank you very much!!

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Hi guys,

I am just new here in Sweden from China. I have a boardband subscription with Tele2 250/50, and using wifi hub c2. I have some basic questions. It would be very helpful if someone can give me the answers.:)

1. After I change wifi hub c2 to bridge mode, I can get a "Public" IP address from Internet. When outside of my house, I can use this IP(or host if I have Domain name) to access my home network? Or I have to use FRP or ZeroTier?

2. How can I get my account info from Tele2, then I can fill those info(account name and password??) in my own router to get the access to Internet? Like PPoe? I cannot find in my subscription...

3. I planned to use a X86 router with openwrt, is there anyone else using this and having some experience?

Thank you very much!!

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Next time, consider not asking similar questions in many different threads.

1. Yes. Tele2 gives you a public IPv4.

2. There is none. ISPs in Sweden generally don't use PPPoE as it simply serves no purpose and can needlessly decrease performance, especially on devices without hardware offloading for PPPoE. DHCP is all that is needed since the ISP knows what port in their equipment each of their customer is plugged into.

I heard some ISPs might start building PON networks (yuck!) instead of AON soon, so perhaps that will change. Hopefully not though.

3. I'm sure there are lots of people on this forum using OpenWrt, although most of them probably running it on reflashed consumer routers. I used to do that at home years ago, and I still do in the summer house and on a tiny mini router that I keep in my bag. It has served my well.

For people with x86 based routers (either on mini PCs or in a VM), running pfSense or OPNsense is probably more common. Then you have to deal with FreeBSD's subpar hardware support though. I personally run VyOS on an x86 mini PC, but VyOS is mainly targeted towards the enterprise market so it's CLI only and has a bit of a learning curve. OpenWrt is definitely easier to deal with for most people and generally really solid.

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Next time, consider not asking similar questions in many different threads.

1. Yes. Tele2 gives you a public IPv4.

2. There is none. ISPs in Sweden generally don't use PPPoE as it simply serves no purpose and can needlessly decrease performance, especially on devices without hardware offloading for PPPoE. DHCP is all that is needed since the ISP knows what port in their equipment each of their customer is plugged into.

I heard some ISPs might start building PON networks (yuck!) instead of AON soon, so perhaps that will change. Hopefully not though.

3. I'm sure there are lots of people on this forum using OpenWrt, although most of them probably running it on reflashed consumer routers. I used to do that at home years ago, and I still do in the summer house and on a tiny mini router that I keep in my bag. It has served my well.

For people with x86 based routers (either on mini PCs or in a VM), running pfSense or OPNsense is probably more common. Then you have to deal with FreeBSD's subpar hardware support though. I personally run VyOS on an x86 mini PC, but VyOS is mainly targeted towards the enterprise market so it's CLI only and has a bit of a learning curve. OpenWrt is definitely easier to deal with for most people and generally really solid.

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Thanks for your info. I am suprised that we can get a public IP address even from DHCP. So I can open some ports in my x86 router to access my home services from outside, right? I mean, if I associate a domain to this IP address like DDNS, I can access my home network via the domain. Are 80, 443, 8080 forbidden by Tele2?

I am using Proxmox VE in my X86 mini-PC, in which there are VMs like NAS, ubuntu, openwrt, and a Chinese AC system, then I can connect some APs to it.

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Thanks for your info. I am suprised that we can get a public IP address even from DHCP. So I can open some ports in my x86 router to access my home services from outside, right? I mean, if I associate a domain to this IP address like DDNS, I can access my home network via the domain. Are 80, 443, 8080 forbidden by Tele2?

I am using Proxmox VE in my X86 mini-PC, in which there are VMs like NAS, ubuntu, openwrt, and a Chinese AC system, then I can connect some APs to it.

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PPPoE is legacy technology that normally isn't needed. Some ISPs still cling to it, but they really shouldn't. Like I said in a different reply, at most the ISP just needs to keep track of which port in their equipment each customer is connected to. It's actually quite common to just use DHCP like this to provide a public IP to customers without any additional information being required. It varies from country to country.

Yes, you just need to do standard port forwarding to be able reach your services from the internet (or simply add a firewall rule if Tele2 ever decides to provide IPv6 to its customers). As far as I know, they don't block any incoming ports. What they might block is outgoing port 25 to prevent compromised hosts from sending spam. I have a different ISP btw. but I don't know of any Swedish ISP blocking incoming ports.

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PPPoE is legacy technology that normally isn't needed. Some ISPs still cling to it, but they really shouldn't. Like I said in a different reply, at most the ISP just needs to keep track of which port in their equipment each customer is connected to. It's actually quite common to just use DHCP like this to provide a public IP to customers without any additional information being required. It varies from country to country.

Yes, you just need to do standard port forwarding to be able reach your services from the internet (or simply add a firewall rule if Tele2 ever decides to provide IPv6 to its customers). As far as I know, they don't block any incoming ports. What they might block is outgoing port 25 to prevent compromised hosts from sending spam. I have a different ISP btw. but I don't know of any Swedish ISP blocking incoming ports.

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Thanks. I got it and know what I should do next.

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