Hello. I put on an optical fiber with Orange. I want to have my router so I have my cousin but I don't want to buy a new one. Can my TP-Link W9980 router without a WAN port be used to connect to ONT and log into the network? Because if not, e.g. TP_Link Archer C7 with WAN port I will have to...

W9980 has the ability to work as a WAN router. Anyway flip the router and you will see the LAN / WAN port. Operation mode tab and choose Wireless Router Mode.

And indeed. You're right. And will it go hooked up to ONT?

Only to run orange fiber on your router probably need to configure VLANs. details

I know. I once read this article, but I only have internet without VoIP and TV so it probably won't be a problem and the default VLAN 35 should be enough.

So now I look, this router admits that it supports logging into the Internet in ADSL and VDSL modes only. There is no other option. Or rather, ONT this mode is completely different than any DSL. Will it still follow ONT and support 120 Mb / s?

Do you have the Opeartion Mode tab?

Yes, I have this tab. It has xDSL mode and Wireless router options. I know it should be a Wireless Router. But then in the PPPoE login settings there is an option with the choice of ADSL or VDSL. There is no other choice. Unless he skips it then.

With Wireless Router MOde you should have full WAN port configuration from Dynamic IP through Static IP to PPPoE which is not necessarily an ADSL protocol.

Operation mode> Wireless Router Mode

Great, but you still have to set VLAN ID 35 to make it move, and I don't know if this router has it.

No, but it doesn't . When set to Wireless Router Mode, the option to select VLAN ID disappears. I pitole. I will break down.

Using TP-Link W9980 (no WAN port) with Optical Fiber from Orange or Alternative: Archer C7

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#1 17100547 13 Mar 2018 17:24

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17100547 13 Mar 2018 17:24

Hello.
I put on an optical fiber with Orange. I want to have my router so I have my cousin but I don't want to buy a new one. Can my TP-Link W9980 router without a WAN port be used to connect to ONT and log into the network? Because if not, e.g. TP_Link Archer C7 with WAN port I will have to buy it because then I would have an eye as a last resort.

Maybe in diffrent way:

Well, I have an old router that I used as a modem for the VDSL neostrada. TP-Link W9980 but it doesn't have a WAN port. I understand that it is not suitable for connection under ONT. If it doesn't work, will the Archer C7 with WAN work?
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W9980 has the ability to work as a WAN router. Anyway flip the router and you will see the LAN / WAN port. Operation mode tab and choose Wireless Router Mode.
#3 17100598 13 Mar 2018 17:50

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And indeed. You're right. And will it go hooked up to ONT?
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17100599 13 Mar 2018 17:51

Only to run orange fiber on your router probably need to configure VLANs.
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I know. I once read this article, but I only have internet without VoIP and TV so it probably won't be a problem and the default VLAN 35 should be enough.
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So now I look, this router admits that it supports logging into the Internet in ADSL and VDSL modes only. There is no other option. Or rather, ONT this mode is completely different than any DSL. Will it still follow ONT and support 120 Mb / s?
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Do you have the Opeartion Mode tab?
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Yes, I have this tab. It has xDSL mode and Wireless router options. I know it should be a Wireless Router. But then in the PPPoE login settings there is an option with the choice of ADSL or VDSL. There is no other choice. Unless he skips it then.
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With Wireless Router MOde you should have full WAN port configuration from Dynamic IP through Static IP to PPPoE which is not necessarily an ADSL protocol.
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Operation mode> Wireless Router Mode
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Great, but you still have to set VLAN ID 35 to make it move, and I don't know if this router has it.
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No, but it doesn't . When set to Wireless Router Mode, the option to select VLAN ID disappears. I pitole. I will break down.
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17104853 15 Mar 2018 15:37

Fritz! Box 7490 does the trick, but it's already an expensive toy.
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17105261 15 Mar 2018 18:27

I don't understand something here. You have a fiber optic modem from your provider, you only have internet so why do you need VLANs ??? You connect the modem to the WAN port of the router and configure instead of PPPoE Dynamic IP to Tp-link in WAN Settings,
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17105407 15 Mar 2018 19:32

You don't know the situation. This is Orange Fiber Optic and it has this terminal, ONT or what it is called there, and it requires PPPoE and VLAN 35.
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17105431 15 Mar 2018 19:38

He wrote in the subject that he has LB !?
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17105439 15 Mar 2018 19:40

Has ONT + Funbox 2.0 and FB wants to get rid of it.
Funbox 2.0 has no integrated ONT, it's not Funbox 3.0.
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17116603 20 Mar 2018 17:52

Hello.
I have already purchased the Archer C1200, I hooked up and runs super-cool On TP-LINK W9980 it didn't go because it doesn't have VLAN on the WAN port.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the compatibility of the TP-Link W9980 router, which lacks a WAN port, with an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) from Orange. Users explore whether the W9980 can connect to the ONT and log into the network, with some suggesting that VLAN configuration may be necessary. It is noted that the W9980 primarily supports ADSL and VDSL modes, raising concerns about its ability to handle fiber connections. Ultimately, a user confirms the successful setup of an Archer C1200 router, which supports VLAN ID 35, indicating that the W9980 is unsuitable for this application due to its limitations in VLAN configuration.
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