Ontario Telus Fiber Setting... Where to set Priority Bit???
Hi all, I am new to this stuff... So I have in Ontario, uising Telus Fiber. I wanted to ditch there modem. I bough a 10GB Media Converter.... I follow the setting but I can't get it to work. The only setting I can't find is this Prority Bit to 0. Where can I set that on the firewalla? I can't find it. Thank you.
Here is the setting for Telus in Ontario.
Username is in the format of username@on.telus.com
MTU should be set to 1492. No service name is required.
Enable 802.1q (VLANs) and set the VLAN ID to 40, and the Priority Bit to 0.
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There is nothing to configure on the media converter... I just plug the fiber optic cable in and CAT 8 out on the other end... then into the firewalla. I know there isn't any prioirty bit to configure.... put in the VLAN 40 on it... my username@on.telus.com. But I got no internet... It seem the firewalla connect... but no internet... I try VLAN 35 too.... The only thing I beleive different is in the Telus modem there a 802.1q you can enable then you can set the Prioroty Bit to 0. But no such thing on firewalla...
Or I just don't know what I am doing. Put the Telus modem to bridge mode and then plug the firewalla behind it works perfectly. I just don't want that big Telus Modem on my desk!
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I’m not sure about Telus because I’m in the States and have cable, but when I had Centurylink Fiber, the username and password that we used to login to the service via a third-party modem (using PPPoE) was entirely different than what we had to use to log into their web services, email, etc. Their self-provided modem came with the PPPoE login information pre-configured. If you call, they can give you the PPPoE login information and it won’t be found anywhere in your packaging or in their internet user interface.
We also had to use a specific VLAN. According to a web search, Telus Fiber in Ontario requires VLAN 35. (That’s a VLAN on the WAN, not your LAN.)
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