I have another hot TIP: At internettelefon.ch @Meier123
see https://community.swisscom.ch/d/806436-sfp-modul-mikrotik/17
NOW NEW: SFP for XGS-PON
- Swisscom-certified
- also available for BX fibre
Enquiries to fiber at internettelefon.ch.
buck did you buy there or someone else? The site looks a bit sketchy …
KingJulien this company is reputable, deliver fast 1day and good support see here:
https://community.swisscom.ch/d/857826-unifi-dream-router-7-udr7/13 .
KingJulien this company is reputable, deliver fast 1day and good support
KingJulien this company is reputable, deliver fast 1day and good support
And otherwise you can take a closer look at the company via Zefix => https://www.zefix.ch/en/search/entity/list/firm/1000278 and https://zh.chregister.ch/cr-portal/auszug/auszug.xhtml?uid=CHE-116.237.695. Or else ask Mr Hofer (CEO) directly yourself :-) https://www.linkedin.com/in/hofer-rene-598957103
Meudaulo48
I have exactly the same problem. Everything is set up and connected, and I’ve been assigned an IP address in the 100.x.x.x range.
The problem is that I just can’t get a connection to https://swisscom.ch/start - nothing happens.
What could be the reason for this, and does anyone here have any ideas on how I can solve the problem?
Do I need to clone the MAC address of my Internetbox 4 to get through?
I’m on a 10 Gbit/s line, if that’s relevant.
KingJulien
I ordered one from him last Friday, transferred the money and received it in the post today.
Absolutely no problems at all.
Spoke to Mr Hofer on the phone, explained what I needed and he gave me very good and knowledgeable advice.
Very serious!
Tajdk I would do the following:
- reset existing internet
- connect the fibre optic cable to the Swisscom InternetBox
- get internet via InterneBox and check that it works correctly (check via MySwisscom portal) - Home => Internet => Your router Internet-Box 5 or so - there should be no errors. This error must not occur
*Your router cannot be reached Settings are only partially possible. Switch your router off, wait 30 seconds, switch your router back on and try again. - check IP and test InternetSpeed (directly via LAN cable InternetBox <> Device)
- if this has worked, connect fibre optics to UDM The configuration in the WAN is already documented here x-times
- wait in the Unifiy UI until a 100 IP is received
- then navigate to Open https://swisscom.ch/registration or www.swisscom.ch/start via the device connected to UDM
- click through the process - when the Internet has changed to the new Mac address, wait (10 to 15 minutes)
- then a correct IP will come up
This process can be repeated several times - the XPON decryption can be activated back & forth (IB5 <> UDM)…
hope I could help you.
Greetings, buck*
- Solutionselected by MirkoP
I can very happily explain that.
The set-up is actually quite simple.
1. Under Internet → Settings:
- Set VLAN ID to 10
2. IPv4 configuration:
Enable DHCPv4
Add option 60**
Value: 100008,0001**
3. IP address assignment:
I have received an IP address in the 100.x.x.x range.
This is an internal NAT address from Swisscom, which is required for registration in the network.
However, I was unable to continue until I set the DNS server on my PC to 195.186.4.162 (Swisscom).
4. Swisscom registration:
After that the connection to https://swisscom.ch/start was possible.
There you will be guided through the registration process (enter physical connection number & slot).
5. Completion & restart:
After registration, I restarted the UDM Pro.
Then everything ran as desired with an external IP address.
6. IPv6 activation (optional):
Enable DHCPv6
Select prefix 56**
7. Reset DNS:
After successful setup, the DNS can be set back to Auto or Router.
Everything is now working perfectly.
Okay thanks, I would actually like to do without the SC router. Otherwise I could still play Swisscom TV via Apple TV. I’ll give it a try.
Another question: Is it possible that the Swisscom fibre module, of which I have one, works on the SFP WAN port of a Unifi router/gateway? Has anyone tried this? It would be worth a try before I order the Allnet module.