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Feret13
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‎30-09-2023 6h38 - edited ‎30-09-2023 6h45

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Third party routers for FTTC connections.

Does openreach require you to use a router with a broadcom chip only?

 

Does this router compatible with openreach  Asus DSL-ax82u

 

Also do we need to have bitswap on on third party routers?

 

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licquorice
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‎30-09-2023 7h41 - edited ‎30-09-2023 7h59

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Re: Third party routers for FTTC connections.

No, yes, yes

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Feret13
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on ‎30-09-2023 18h21

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Re: Third party routers for FTTC connections.

I have been told by other vdsl gurus that openreach expect broadcomchips which is why broadcomchips are in all vdsl routers such as sky and bt.

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licquorice
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on ‎30-09-2023 18h23

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Re: Third party routers for FTTC connections.

They are telling you nonsense.

If you are not going to listen to the answer, don't ask the question.

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Feret13
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‎30-09-2023 18h41 - edited ‎30-09-2023 18h46

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Re: Third party routers for FTTC connections.

okay

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TNT555
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on ‎01-10-2023 16h25

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Re: Third party routers for FTTC connections.

Openreach still have ECI/ lantiq cabs is service and they usually pair up slightly better with a lantiq modem however.... The difference is minimal slightly lower error rates with older BT home hubs like the 5a.

You won't likely notice the difference, unless you watch the DSL link stats like a hawk.

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