Tajdk

@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)

@Tajdk

The only real difference between a router cascade with double NAT and a single router connected directly to the ISP’s backbone is approximately 0.3 to 0.6 milliseconds higher latency, which is still within the measurement uncertainty and can be completely ignored.

But what is lost if you do without a provider CPE is the clear separation of responsibilities between pure Internet access and operation of the internal network, which then brings clear disadvantages in any troubleshooting and also in possible support issues, because in the specific example you are now completely You’ll never be able to tell the difference without an Internet box, it’s Swisscom’s fault or it’s your own fault.

In a cascade it is always clear, because either the upstream Internet box is running correctly or it is not.

Another special topic in the UniFi environment is blue TV, which can always be operated directly on an Internet box, or “tagged” through a downstream network via VLAN, but then forces you to do the problems that occur very frequently in the UniFi environment without an Internet box Actually solving multicast problems directly within the UniFi network.

Conclusion: If at all I would only consider connecting directly to an FTTH provider with my own router if there were no additional provider services, such as: B. Landline or blue TV should be operated, so really only for naked Internet.

This is probably not the case for you, otherwise you probably wouldn’t have subscribed to blue Internet at all 🙂

@Tajdk

Read through the thread here, it fits your question well 😉

[https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Router-Hardware/UDM-Pro-als-Router-ohne-Bridge-Modem-erneuter-Aufruf/m-p/848891#M49921] (https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Router-Hardware/UDM-Pro-als-Router-ohne-Bridge-Modem-erneuter-Aufruf/m-p/848891#M49921)

Ok, I just saw that you’re writing about the Dream Machine, without pro.

@Tajdk

You can do it if you really want to, but objectively speaking it has more disadvantages than advantages.

What exactly bothers you about a double or multiple NAT, as is always used in a professional environment anyway?

If you actually have something that wouldn’t work with a double NAT, we could certainly help here.