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capsnz2000

13 postsGeek #192266 4-Mar-2016 07:28 Hi I'm just wondering if anyone has this router and knows if it supports vlan tagging for sparks fibre network. It was lent to me by a friend

DarkShadow

1647 postsUber Geek+1 received by user: 656 #1506519 5-Mar-2016 16:30 Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Yabanize

2351 postsUber Geek+1 received by user: 583 #1506527 5-Mar-2016 16:53

It can't

Ask Spark if they can give you an untagged connection, or choose an ISP like Bigpipe which is cheap, naked, untagged, and no contracts (and actually owned by Spark)

robjg63

4139 postsUber Geek+1 received by user: 1398 Subscriber #1506546 5-Mar-2016 17:26

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

Nothing is impossible for the man who doesn't have to do it himself - A. H. Weiler

Yabanize

2351 postsUber Geek+1 received by user: 583 #1506568 5-Mar-2016 18:53

robjg63:

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

I can't find such a menu on my archer c2

JWR

821 postsUltimate Geek+1 received by user: 272 #1506658 5-Mar-2016 23:14

Yabanize:

robjg63:

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

I can't find such a menu on my archer c2

Possibly version related.

Are you running the latest software?

Yabanize

2351 postsUber Geek+1 received by user: 583 #1506679 5-Mar-2016 23:20

JWR:

Yabanize:

robjg63:

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

I can't find such a menu on my archer c2

Possibly version related.

Are you running the latest software?

Yes, there is a simulator here if you would like to take a look

http://www.tp-link.com/resources/simulator/Archer_C2/index.htm

robjg63

4139 postsUber Geek+1 received by user: 1398 Subscriber #1506680 5-Mar-2016 23:23

The c2 may not support it at all.

Sorry - wasnt trying to imply that it did.

You could sign up on the tp-link forum and ask.

Nothing is impossible for the man who doesn't have to do it himself - A. H. Weiler

Shop now at Mighty Ape (affiliate link).

JWR

821 postsUltimate Geek+1 received by user: 272 #1506681 5-Mar-2016 23:23

Yabanize:

JWR:

Yabanize:

robjg63:

DarkShadow: Don't think any TP Link residential routers do VLAN.

Not totally true. I bought an Archer c7 for use on bigpipe ufb.I know bigpipe do not use vlan tagging so that is fine for me.But while researching I found it did have vlan tagging abilities (under a section called iptv I gather) but it would not let you set the vlan tag as low as 10, which I gather ISPs use in nz. But on a forum I found out they had some beta firmware that would let you set vlan to 10. You just had to email Tp-link support.Not sure why they don't support vlan 10 out of the box. Is not not used much elsewhere in the world?

I can't find such a menu on my archer c2

Possibly version related.

Are you running the latest software?

Yes, there is a simulator here if you would like to take a look

http://www.tp-link.com/resources/simulator/Archer_C2/index.htm

That is a good idea for learning about a router!

Thanks for that.

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