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@rob wrote:

Hello @Werner

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I want to avoid double NAT because of VPN and some services I have running, among other things. Hence the desire for the bridge or, even better, an SFP+ module. What is the reason you would prefer the router cascade?

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My networks always start at an Ethernet WAN interface, because the ISP can take care of pure access itself 🙂

In addition, I have never encountered a problem that I couldn’t easily solve within a cascade.

1. I have an XGS-PON SFP Swisscom certified.
2. Just get in touch briefly

@Meier123 and does the SC certified XGS-PON SFP run on the SFP+ port of the Mikrotik box? Model?

Then you would no longer need Bride from Nokia or Zyxel.

Where do you get the part?

Init7 support told me last week that the Mikrotik would be on the Swisscom list in 3 months. The certification process would have already been successfully completed.

@Zujieck73 init7 has been using the MikroTik CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS without BBCS certification on their own Layer1 connections for a long time.

See solution Post 2

May be. What I wanted to get at is that Rob then no longer needs a bridge.

Yes, exactly.

Simply plug in the SFP, configure VLAN 10 or 11 in the firewall or in your own router and you’re good.

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@Meier123 wrote:

Yes, exactly.

Simply plug in the SFP, configure VLAN 10 or 11 in the firewall or in your own router and you’re good.

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If it’s a blue subscription, you’ve forgotten to set DHCP option 60 correctly on your own router, otherwise you won’t get any access at all.

But you’ll definitely find out everything when you actually do it in practice 🙂

Ok then it looks like Swisscom has already activated Mikrotik for XGS-PON. Good news.

Can someone tell me which SFP module you need in Mikrotik for 10Gbps PON? Or where can you get this?

At internettelefon.ch

This is true for Swisscom connections. But a nerd who orders such SFP should know that. With third-party providers you are automatically taken to a splash page where you then have to fill out various parameters. If you don’t have an activation code or don’t know your NSN, only the provider can help

Init7 releases the Allnet module ALL-BM410-XGSPON-GBIC.
Isn’t that possible on the SC network?

@cybi works, is certified by Swisscom.

@user109 @Merck for the info.
then it would be worth considering ordering the set like from Init and thus replacing the IB.
Would fit my 24 port Mikrotik switch 👍🏻

At galaxus/digitec the module is 50.- cheaper than at init7…

Yes, I saw it too.

But I don’t know what’s being sold there.

@Meier123 I ordered one from Digitec, if it doesn’t work there is a right to exchange it.