@user109 no the Fritzbox requires UPC so blue

so I need a new cable

Hello @cybi

Swisscom only made the plug red to make it easier for the customer.

Support what color is your plug?

Answer Blue…

Answer Support you have the wrong cable, so it can’t work……..

That made him blush.

The only difference between green and built plugs is the sleep of the plug….

One slept straight and the other slept at an angle.

So if you are color blind and put blue on green, there is too much of a distance, which then results in too much attenuation.

Greetings Lorenz

@Lori-77 @Thanks for the input, it is well known that SC runs its own course here.
I was only concerned with green or blue, APC or UPC, since the module mentioned apparently doesn’t use the same as the Fritzbox or IB

I ordered my Anschluss from green.ch, but the line is still from Swisscom.

green rents the BBCS service from Swisscom. Swisscom provides layers 1 and 2 and then only hands over layer 3 to Green.

There I should configure VLAN ID 10, which is the same as the ALL-BM410 module.

All BBCS services from Swisscom require VLAN 10 for DHCP or VLAN 11 for PPP.

Then set option 43 in DHCP Options. The ALL-BM410 module does not have this option at all.

1. The SFP module cannot use DHCP! You can simply imagine the module as a section of the cable. The cable doesn’t do DHCP, your DM does DHCP.
2. Option 43 is used by Green to provide the router with an ACS URL. This does not have to be configured for the request, but is sent by Swisscom in the response (and can be ignored)
3. Option 60 in the request is only relevant for Swisscom’s own services; it is not needed for all third-party ISPs (green, iway, whatever).

[edit] So in short: You configure your DM exactly the same as for a Swisscom Anschluss, simply without DHCP option 60.

Configuration (ONT/OLT) and operation is done by Green.

ONT/OLT is made by Swisscom, which is why an XGS-PON ONT must also be Swisscom certified.

Green may provide an ONT and pre-configure it for the customer, but the entire OMCI stack is managed by Swisscom.

Thanks @robii. I have now received the same information from green support. Now I’ll wait until the line comes next week.

The DM is prepared, cable plugged in.

I can then test in 8 days.

Thanks for your help, even if I’m in the wrong channel. I’ll post next week to see if it works.

So the UDM SE with an ALL-BM410 bridge from Allnet works perfectly on a Green.ch Fiber Anschluss.

The only thing that cost me nerves was getting the Swisscom registration page on the screen. This didn’t happen automatically and only when I reconnected to the WLAN, even though I was connected to the LAN the whole time.

But once I figured it out, it worked.

After registration there was an error message from the Swisscom registration page, but about 15 minutes later my Anschluss was up and running and has been working perfectly and without any interruptions since then.

I’m extremely satisfied.

Many thanks to everyone for your support

My connection is currently still on P2MP or XGS-PON, but apparently it will be converted back to P2P (AON) this year? Will the ALL-BM410 module then be superfluous?
I got fibre optics when the house was built and all my neighbours have since been upgraded to P2P, but I was told when the neighbours were upgraded that my connection would also be converted.

user109 I thought with P2P you don’t need a special SFP+ module as the connection to the centres is not encrypted as with P2MP.

Werner Then the splitter would have to be removed wherever the conversion is carried out so that my fibre goes directly into the central unit. Conversely, this means that if I can still find the ALL-BM410 somewhere, it will continue to work regardless of the conversion. As long as I stay with Swisscom after the upgrade, I could switch to fibre7, for example, and would then be connected P2P.

Siepiegreu83 Sunrise, Salt, Green and other ISPs use XGSPON technology.

I am now also in possession of a GBIC - I bought the “Allnet ALL-BM410” this week and come from the Zyxel PM7300 bridge mode. As @bosi wrote - unplug the glass from the Zyxel - plug it into the ALL-BM410 - and wait.

What are your experiences with the temperature of the “ALL-BM410”?

The GBIC already gets very warm/hot for me:

buck is not that hot yet, an SFP+ 10 Gbit/s for Ethernet cable can get up to 90°C hot.

buck where did you buy the module? I can’t find a source for private individuals

buck I’ve already looked in several places, but the Allnet ALL-BM410 is sold out everywhere.

Where did you get yours?

Tajdk

I have another hot TIP: At internettelefon.ch @Meier123

see https://community.swisscom.ch/d/806436-sfp-modul-mikrotik/17

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buck did you buy there or someone else? The site looks a bit sketchy …