I have a hell bad modem router and i want to buy the new one but i dont know what router or modem i need to buy so you guys can help me? Here is my input optic fiber and the fiber access terminal box
I have chat with netgear expert and they said it can connect any router but i dont know it will connect direct to the router or thoungh the bridge mode and i want it connect direct to router. Iam looking tp-link archer c7 class ac1720 so you guys can help me?
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You can't just connect a router to a fiber-optic terminal -you'd have to buy another combo like the one you have (only better).
It would make sense to bridge the Huawei so it would only work as a modem/access terminal but not the switch, router and wireless access point and connect a decent router (like the TP-Link you've mentioned) to said modem and let the TP-link handle the rest.
Not all modems can be bridged though - if there is no option in firmware to do so, you'll have to buy another combo device (not Archer C7 as it's just a router).ElCaptainX likes this. -
i found on any site amazon, newegg, bestbuy ... etc but i cant see anything modem fit with this opctic fiber cable single mode
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What sort of trouble are you having with this device?
It would make sense to bridge it if possible and buy a good router rather than be forced to buy some other combo (which will severely limit your choice)ElCaptainX likes this. -
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You will use another modem or router from China anyway - most if nor all are made in China or Taiwan
Do these problems are also present when you use an Ethernet cable? It does seem like a Wi-Fi related issue.
As for choosing another device - what's the actual model number of the Huawei you now have? I can't quite see it in the photo.ElCaptainX likes this. -
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Do you have this connector? It's SC/APC.
http://www.flyinpatchcord.com/sc-apc-connector.htmlElCaptainX likes this. -
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The choice is very, very limited as it seems.
TP-Link has a reasonable device http://www.tp-link.com/lb/products/details/cat-17_TX-VG1530.html but it doesn't seem to be available for sale anywhere.
D-Link has some that are also not offered to consumers. Netgear has none as far as I can see.
ZyXel has something that can actually be bought for reasonable money and so do Billon but these don't use the connector your need.ElCaptainX likes this. -
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so now only option is brigde mode right?
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Unless this TP-Link is available where you live. It does look like a sensible consumer device - the only question is how much would it cost...
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I need your help guys :(
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by ElCaptainX, Nov 23, 2015.