Nju fibre optic (orange) 300 Mbps with FunBox 3.0 router with Wi-Fi - or Netia fibre optic ?

Hi
I am considering the offer : nju fibre optic (orange) .
Included is a modem,FunBox 3.0 with Wi-Fi
download speed up to
300 Mb/s
upload speed up to
50 Mb/s
free modem
FunBox 3.0 with Wi-Fi
one-time installation fee
PLN 50.00
thereafter monthly fee of PLN 49

Is anyone using this?
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Maybe it is better to invest in fibre from Netia ?
300 Mb/s at 50PLN fee per month.


I would appreciate any feedback.

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I would choose Orange - the company I work for. also uses their connectivity and services. I rate them very well. Unfortunately, their optical fibre does not reach my flat.

nju fibre (orange) has a FunBox 3.0 modem with Wi-Fi on offer
This modem "FunBox 3.0 with Wi-Fi" has already been on the market for several years and there are various negative opinions about this equipment?
the FunBox 3.0 modem can be hung on the wall?

It is a pity that there is no FunBox 6.0 fibre optic in the nju offer

czarny_alibaba wrote:

This modem "FunBox 3.0 with Wi-Fi" has already been on the market for several years and there are various negative opinions about this equipment?

I have been using for almost three years and have no complaints. Basically there is nothing to complain about, everything works as it should.

czarny_alibaba wrote:

the FunBox 3.0 modem can be hung vertically on the wall?

I have it hung on the wall, only that horizontally. I don't want to look, but vertically I don't think it's very possible to hang it. It subtitles upside down. But that's the best way, the wires go down then.

Pan.Kropa wrote:

I have it hanging on the wall, only it's horizontal. I don't want to look, but vertically I don't think it's very possible to hang it. The lettering upside down. But that's best, the wires go down then.

Thanks for the pic
I meant whether it is possible to hang the FunBox 3.0 on the wall.
In the rear part of the housing are there any brackets so that the FunBox 3.0 can be mounted?

czarny_alibaba wrote:

I was wondering if he could hang it on the wall

As you can see, he can.

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czarny_alibaba wrote:

In the rear part of the case are there any brackets, that it is possible to mount the FunBox 3.0 in this way ?

There are what I do not know how to call castings for the heads of screws. I screwed the screws into the wall, and hung the modem on them.

How does the "FunBox 3.0 with Wi-Fi" modem work for you ?
does it not hang - does it work stably ?

I am considering the offer : Nju fibre optic (orange) 300 Mb/s with FunBox 3.0 router with Wi-Fi

cancel when you want
contract for an unlimited period !
you cancel the service whenever you want, no extra charge

https://nju.pl/swiatlowod

@blackalibaba
You will wait a long time for a response .
In addition, it may be different for everyone, it works differently.
So asking others is irrational.

If I were setting up a net/fibre, for me this would be the most relevant:
- do I have access to the ONT/terminal/modem/router configuration of the operator,
- whether I can plug in my router,
- whether I have a public dynamic/permanent IP there,
- what interconnection points the operator has with other operators,
- what kind of ping in online games,
- etc., etc...

Netia cable with HUAWEI EchoLife HG8245Q2
Contract for 2 years , 50zł /m
300 Mb/s
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nju fibre optic (orange)
FunBox 3.0 with Wi-Fi
300 Mb/s - PLN 49/m
Contract for an unlimited period of time -
you can cancel the service whenever you want without additional charges

Please give me your opinions on what you recommend?

Orange. It works stably and predictably. I don't know anyone who has had a problem with their fibre. Lots of interconnection points with other operators and content providers directly in Poland. Only sometimes players complain about "such and such routing", but players complain with every operator, because one plays on servers somewhere there and the other somewhere else.
It is important to make an agreement with the ONT terminal technician. You have to ask when making an appointment and then remind them in the morning when they call before you leave. Your own terminal means you have the freedom to choose your own equipment and independence from Funbox. E.g. you have your own VPN, any DDNS providers, or multiple APs with fastroaming if you would need it.

IC_Current wrote:

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It is important to make arrangements with your ONT terminal technician. You need to ask when making an appointment and then remind them in the morning when they call before you leave. Your own terminal means freedom to choose your own equipment and independence from Funbox. E.g. you have your own VPN, any DDNS providers, or multiple APs with fastroaming if you would need.

Do you recommend buying your Router , instead of the FunBox 3.0 with Wi-Fi ?

czarny_alibaba wrote:

Do you recommend buying your Router , instead of the FunBox 3.0 with Wi-Fi ?

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As a rule, no. The FB3 and FB6 are decent devices for basic use, and the FB6 has a great radio for that. But having an ONT terminal, should you for some reason need equipment that offers features not available in equipment from your operator then you have freedom of choice. If you don't need your own router , then you connect the fibre to the FB and set it to "Internal fibre modem" and the terminal to the cabinet. If you need your own router, then you install a terminal and you are home.

IC_Current wrote:

. But having an ONT terminal, should you for some reason need equipment that offers features not available in the equipment from the operator then you have freedom of choice. If you don't need your own router , then you connect the fibre to the FB and set it to "Internal fibre modem" and the terminal to the cabinet. If you need your own router , then you install a terminal and you are home.

Placing an order for nju fibre optic (orange) - 300 Mb/s - 49zł/m
FunBox 3.0
, report that I need an ONT terminal from them .
Even if I don't need my Router at the moment the Terminal may come in handy for the future?

Exactly so. Only when ordering will they say "we are unable to enter such a request". You have to tell the technician about the terminal - once when making the appointment and a second time in the morning when confirming it, so they don't forget to take it to the car.

To me it's strange that they don't want to give ONT. Such a terminal is cheaper than a router. So it should be the other way around, they give a terminal by force and you should be begging for a router.

Pan.Kropa wrote:

For me it's strange that they don't want to give ONT. Such a terminal is cheaper than a router. So it should be the other way around, they give a terminal by force and you should beg for a router.

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Not strange at all. They have remote diagnostics on their equipment, and the helpline chumps can sometimes tell you something about the equipment too. Especially if the customer is not so well-informed, the hotline will give them some basic information such as "what colour LEDc". On their own equipment, no non-networker will understand VLANs, for example, and if they buy equipment without VLANs on the WAN, they will call the operator and make problems, and in the end write bad reviews wherever they can. In addition, IPTV and telephony are already beyond the grasp of someone who is not professionally involved in networks. Of course, almost every customer is "frugal", so they'll buy the cheapest crap and again make problems for the operator and complain on forums that they only have X instead of Y bandwidth, but won't admit that the crap they bought doesn't do NAT, because they gave 120 PLN for the router, so it must be decent equipment.
And one more reason - for a funbox in the "main" Orange you pay a 5 PLN fee. If you have an ONT terminal and know the EU law, you can return the Funbox claiming net neutrality and choice of terminal equipment and get rid of the surcharge. If you don't have an ONT, or don't know the law, you pay extra.

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One more reason. With Funbox there is DS-Lite by default and hundreds of thousands or millions of IPv4 addresses saved by that. This is already a huge money maker for the operator. Such a configuration is not supported by almost any off-the-shelf hardware with default firmware.

Aha, I understand. I will just disagree with the funbox fee. I don't pay anything for it.

Pan.Kropa wrote:

I will only disagree with the funbox fee. I do not pay anything for it.

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Because in the old contracts it was free. For about a year and a half there has been a surcharge.
I myself gave it back after signing the contract and starting the service and I made quite a fuss about it for them, because, for example, their billing system was not prepared for such a solution. I waited three weeks after the due date for an invoice until they figured out how to account for it. Then there were two more corrective invoices, because first they reimbursed for the funbox from the day the service was launched, then they charged for the first month in full, and then they corrected it again and reimbursed the money according to the day the fb was returned to the showroom. In their "My Orange" system they still haven't embraced the possibility of a refund and it still displays that I am leasing the FB, but I have written confirmation of the refund and confirmation from the complaints department that it is their systems that are malfunctioning in my case.

Today a promotion in Netia for existing subscribers on renewal of the Contract entered .
Netia światłowód : Huawei HG8245Q Router ONT Combo
600 Mb/s at a price of 1zł per month for 12 months >>> then a charge of 49.90zł for the next 12 months = Contract for 24 months!
The total comes out:
600 Mb/s for 25zł/m = Contract for 24 months! .

in Netia it is possible to get an ONT terminal

https://www.pomagam.net/sterowniki/rozne/huawei-hg8245q-router-ont-combo/
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What is the difference between these two ?
Huawei HG8245Q 2 is an ONT terminal and Huawei HG8245Q

czarny_alibaba wrote:

In Netia is it possible to get an ONT terminal ?

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Apparently it is possible, alternatively you can switch their router into bridge mode. However, when I've called them (and Plus) in the past, the level of incompetence of the service was so pathetic that I was quickly cured of any desire to enter into any relationship with them. For example, the first support line didn't know what a public address was or anything about an ONT or bridge terminal. They switched to the "technical" department for fibre and there they were even bigger morons. When asked about ONT/ bridge the total moron "from the technical department" didn't know what it was. When I asked him to ask someone who knew, he insisted that he knew everything and that he was the most important in this department and would not ask anyone. When I asked what devices, with what functions, are offered to the customer, this fool could say absolutely nothing - his only answer and mantra "what we have in stock". Then there was still a questionnaire as to whether I was still interested in the offer. I wrote back that after talking to the 'technicians' absolutely not. A lady called me back and assured me that the bridge and ONT were available and the public address for an extra tenner, but I would never sign a contract with a company with such incompetent staff. if something happens, I'll be fighting with them later. At Toothless, Netia is starting to level down to his other businesses.

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czarny_alibaba wrote:

What is the best router on Netia?

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You'll get whatever one they have in stock. Zero discussion on the topic. .

Now available in Netia
Huawei HG8245Q2 Router ONT Combo

This offer is worth considering:
600 Mbps at 1zł/month x 12 months >>> then 49.90zł/month x 12 months = Contract for 24 months!
In total it comes out:
600 Mb/s for 25zł/m = Contract for 24 months!

Article related to the topic of the question: https://www.telko.in/2gb-s-i-co-dalej

KOCUREK1970 wrote:

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You will wait a long time for a response .
Additionally, it may be different for everyone, it works differently.
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What settings in Router Huawei HG8245Q2 should be disabled or changed ?

czarny_alibaba wrote:

What settings in Router Huawei HG8245Q2 should be disabled or changed ?

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None and don't tinker with anything there!
Each op has its own settings, tinker and you'll be without net in no time.

czarny_alibaba wrote:

IPv6 in Synology = disable ? - as of today, it's more problems than benefits ?

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What are you writing about again?

No offence, but you write so chaotically, jumping around that you can't make sense of anything you ask.

@KOCUREK1970
In that topic you commented and wrote about exclusion of IPv6
post #2
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3776932.html#19245757

@blackalibaba
This referred to Synology's own router!

And switch off at the operator, always worthwhile too.

Router Huawei optixstar hg8245x6-10 with WiFi 6
How do I change the name of the LAN ?
In the Router options under, LAN Configuration I do not see the possibility to change the LAN SSID Name ?

I noticed that the LAN network name is assigned to the 2.4GHz WiFi network name?


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