I am happy to confirm that the AllNET module, which is officially certified by Swisscom, works successfully in a UDM-SE.
In my case, a Zyxel 7501-BO was previously installed in bridge mode. This means that all I did was plug in the module, restart the UDM and the connection was established immediately without any problems. The operating temperature of the module is unremarkable, which is also supported by the larger built-in heat sink.
module
The MAC address of the SFP connection was already registered with Swisscom because, as in my case, it was already in use. I previously used an SFP+ to RJ45 module to transfer the full 10Gb capacity to the UDM.
This also allowed me to solve the NAT problem so that both the public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses arrive directly on the UDM.
Connection is there
Swisscom TV also works perfectly and without delays. It is recommended to create your own VLAN and assign it in the configuration under “IPTV Streaming”.
The other required settings can also be seen in the attached image.
Internet settings
By the way, the module can be purchased from [digitec](https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/allnet-z-allnet-isp-bridge-modem-xgspon-gbic-all-bm410-xgspon-gbic-router -47227851?ip=bm410).
Hello @kaetho
Had to go with this station.
[Gigaset Basis IP](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/hilfe/geraet/festnetz-ip/gigaset-basisstation-ip-base-comfort.html#acc-aZ3JpA%5Bselected%5D%5B% 5D=1)
This can do IP telephony.
Greetings Lorenz
@bosi Hey great, I’m getting a 10GBit Anschluss from Green in 3 weeks (Swisscom is behind it) and I’ve been looking for days how I can get a Dream Machine SE directly attached to it. I had already given up hope.
Maybe a slightly stupid question:
- Allnet says the following: “SFP+ based 10GBase-X GbE interface”
- Do I understand correctly that an RJ45 cable must be used for the OTO socket?
My OTO box isn’t there yet, but until now I thought that you had to connect glass cables to the OTO box.
I want to go online with the Dream Machine SE right from the start, without first connecting the Zyxel router to it.
Hello @kaetho
Well, landlines are not an issue for me. This environment is my “laboratory environment” in which I test configurations that I then implement in our company network, in other words.. my playground 🙂
What Swisscom also provides are the SIP Credentials which can then be set up on any IP device. .
We [phone over Teams]. gnid=11995561613&adgroupid=118426361200&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADEc1yeAMqV-czNkwx-P Aiwd9edku&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIpOKOxfCoiQMVZpqDBx0XHifhEAAYASAAEgI6KPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) and can therefore also be reached via a “classic” landline number.
Hello Meudaulo48
No, the module has a normal fiber Anschluss, so you can use the cable from the ODO socket directly to the module
See left side.. is green 😉
module
Hello @Stupacheid26
Depending on the hardware provider, significant outages can occur if the cloud gateway is unavailable.
If DHCP, DNS, guest WLAN and special WLAN configurations do not play a central role, there is basically nothing to say against it.
However, an on-premise infrastructure directly on the device opens up numerous other possibilities. Modern Ubiquiti gateways, for example, offer reliability through shadowing and similar technologies.
bosi wrote:
Hello @Meudaulo48
No, the module has a normal fiber Anschluss, so you can use the cable from the ODO socket directly to the module
See left side.. is green 😉
Module
Which Swisscom fiber optic cable is the socket on the module for?
For the normal XGS-PON-FTTH cable from Swisscom, i.e. the one with the red plug, or for another plug?
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@Werner sieht eher nach SC/APC aus.
Technical Details:
| Installation | * SFP+ Interface |
| PON Interface | * Compliant with ITU-T G.9807 XGS-PON standards* SFF type laser, SC/APC connector* 10G bps Burst Mode Upstream Transmitter* 10G bps Downstream Receiver* Compliant with ITU-T G.9807 Class N1 * APD receiver and DFB transmitter * 4~+9dBm launch power, -28dBm sensitivity, and -9dBm overload* Wavelengths: * US 1260nm to 1280nm, DS 1575nm to 1580nm* Laser compliant with FCC 47 CFR Part 15, Class B, and FDA 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11, Class I, ONT support Class C or Class C+ optics as an option |
| PON QoS | * Multiple T-CONTs per device* Multiple GEM Ports per device* Flexible mapping between GEM Ports and T- CONT* Activation with automatic discovered SN and password in conformance with ITU-T G.984.3* AES-128 Decryption with key generation and switching* FEC (Forward Error Correction)* DBA reporting by piggyback reports in the DBRu (mode 0)* 802.1p mapper service profile on U/S* Mapping of GEM Ports into a T-CONT with priority queues based scheduling* Support Multicast GEM port and incident broadcast GEM port. |
| Ethernet Interface | * SFP+ based 10GBase-X GbE interface* Hardware priority queues on the downstream direction in support of CoS* 802.1D bridging* Virtual switch based on 802.1q VLAN* VLAN tagging/detagging* VLAN stacking (Q-in-Q) and VLAN Translation* IP ToS/DSCP to 802.1p mapping* Class of Service based on VLAN-ID, 802.1p bit, ToS/DSCP* Marking/remarking of 802.1p* Broadcast/Multicast rate limiting |
| OAM | * Standard compliant OMCI (the embedded operations channel) interface as defined by ITU-T G.988* Alarming and AVC report, performance monitoring* Remotely software image download over OMCI, as well as activation and rebooting* Hold two software sets with software image integrity checking and automatic rollback |
| Power Supply | * Power Consumption: < 2.8W |
| Dimensions | * 87.5 mm x 15.6 mm x 13.75 mm (L x W x D) |
| Working Environment | * case operating temperature: -40~+85 °C* Humidity: 5 ~ 95% relative humidity, non- condensed |
| Safety & EMI | * CE compliant* FCC/UL compliant |
Hello @Werner
That should work
Fiber optic cable from Digitec.
And Swisscom has colored the plug red just for itself, so that it is easier for support.
What does the plug look like? Green blue oh you have the wrong cable that doesn’t work. You have to use the one with the green and red plug, it’s too short…
Greetings Lorenz
@Tajdk Test whether the SFP+ is recognized in your router slot.
You can then register the module with www.swisscom.ch/start.
But I have my doubts as to whether native IPV6 will work on the RES Anschluss without any problems.
[https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Router-Hardware/IPv6-nativ-mit-FritzBox/td-p/711115](https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Router-Hardware/IPv6- native-with-FritzBox/td-p/711115)
I ordered my Anschluss from green.ch, but the line is still from Swisscom.
Green sent me a Zyxel AX7501.
There I should configure VLAN ID 10, which is the same as the ALL-BM410 module.
But then set option 43 in DHCP Options. The ALL-BM410 module does not have this option at all.
Do you think that the same settings according to post 11 would also work on green.ch? I’ve already pinged support there, but maybe someone here already has experience.
@Meudaulo48 wrote:
I ordered my Anschluss from green.ch, but the line is still from Swisscom.
Green sent me a Zyxel AX7501.
There I should configure VLAN ID 10, which is the same as the ALL-BM410 module.
Then set option 43 in DHCP Options. The ALL-BM410 module does not have this option at all.
Do you think that the same settings according to post 11 would also work on green.ch? I’ve already pinged support there, but maybe someone here already has experience.
Two misunderstandings that need to be corrected here:
- The settings from post 11 will certainly not work with a “non-blue Internet subscription” because they are specific to a blue Internet subscription and will only work together with a blue Internet subscription
- Settings for a DHCP option are never made on your bridge or an SFP+ module, but always on the router, which ultimately manages the connection to the Internet as a whole.
So if Green actually requires DHCP option 43 to access your Internet subscription (which I can’t judge myself), then this is not a question of the XGS-PON SFP+ slot, but of your router, which I don’t know either.
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