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@OdinTheGreat wrote:

I also heard that XGS-PON connections cannot currently be ordered from any non-Swisscom provider.

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10 Gbit/s consumer connections in Switzerland are, afaik, always XGS-PON

At least at Salt there is 10Gbit internet and also at iway.ch (list is not exhaustive)

I’ll revise my statement that I will own an FB 5530.

For whatever… The IB3 can do that…

I’m currently in the fortunate position of having a P2P (Plug1) and a P2MP (Plug2) on the OTO.

It would be interesting to be able to have a 10Gig or better 100Gig P2P Anschluss at the moment…

Irony off 😉

For P2P I could also send you an FB5490 for postage and a beer…

BN if interested

Hello everyone

Does anyone know whether the Fritz!Box 5530 now works on an XGS-PON? Got it today and set the VLAN ID to 10. But unfortunately no connection is established. She would have the certification.

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@Stefan-zh wrote:

Hello everyone

Does anyone know whether the Fritz!Box 5530 now works on an XGS-PON? Got it today and set the VLAN ID to 10. But unfortunately no connection is established. She would have the certification.

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Regardless of which router it is, you have a Swisscom Abo for your Anschluss, VLAN ID 10 is not enough anyway, then you also have to set up DHCP option 60 correctly.

You can find the values ​​required for this here:

[https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/hilfe/geraet/internet-router/ Fremdrouter.html?login&nevistokenconsume&error=NOT_LOGGED_IN ](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/hilfe/geraet/internet-router/ Fremdrouter.html?login&nevistokenconsume&error=NOT_LOGGED_IN)

And how do you do that on the Fritz!Box 5530?

Fritz boxes can usually do this, so probably your model can too.

I don’t have a “frit” myself, but reading the manual or using Google for research provides further information…

@Stefan-zh It’s not done with just an XS-GPON module; the driver for the XS-GPON module must also be present in the router. It is also very important that the module can communicate with the Huawei equipment.

According to publicly available information, the FB 5530 is certified by the BBF for XGS-PON, but not yet by Swisscom.

“SFP modules for XGS-PON, which are certified and approved for use in Switzerland, will be available later this year. ”
https://www.iway.ch/ueber-iway/blog/fritzbox-5530-neu/

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@user109 wrote:

@Stefan-zh It’s not done with just an XS-GPON module, the driver for the XS-GPON module must also be present in the router. It is also very important that the module can communicate with the Huawei equipment.

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Assume that AVM also delivers this. The IB3 wouldn’t be bad. Only I can no longer pair my Fritzen like this.

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@Stefan-zh wrote:

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@user109 wrote:

@Stefan-zh It’s not done with just an XS-GPON module, the driver for the XS-GPON module must still be present in the router. It is also very important that the module can communicate with the Huawei equipment.

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Assume that AVM also delivers this. The IB3 wouldn’t be bad. Only I can no longer pair my Fritzen like this.

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@Stefan-zh with double NAT already 😉

@Stefan-zh with double NAT already 😉

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And how do you do that specifically? Do you have instructions for that?

@Stefan-zh Uncle Google is your helper:

[https://avm.de/service/fritzbox/fritzbox-7590/wissenskatalog/publication/show/106\_FRITZ-Box-fur-Betrieb-mit-anderem-Router-einrichten/](https://avm.de /service/fritzbox/fritzbox-7590/knowledgebase/publication/show/106_FRITZ-Box-set-up-for-operation-with-another-router/)

as a client or as a cascade?

Just a quick question. Is there actually a way to solve the whole thing with a converter?

As long as it can handle 10 G/bits.

@Stefan-zh Can’t you read? I already explained to you in post number 19 that it doesn’t work with a converter or something else because the driver for the ONT encryption (SHA 256) is missing. The driver must fit the Huawei hardware. Therefore, all XSGPON devices (10 Gbit/s) must be certified by Swisscom.