moving towards optical/glass fiber I have to replace the
external ZyXEL VMG3006-D70A VDSL2 bridge modem connected to
a Turris Omnia 2020 (Revisions - Turris Documentation)
with a compatible solution for the new technology. The SFP port is still unused…
The “Digitalisierungsbox Glasfasermodem” seems fairly popular and is seeing some usage overall, but there seems to be some issue when cold-booting with the SFP installed, as mentioned here: Ma5671A SFP issues on turris os 5.0.3 - #52 by backon
All three informations together will be perhaps do the trick for FTTH
in Germany I don´t know what is up in other countries pointed to
the regulations and the supported fiber lines.
AVM Fritz!Box 5530 and 5590 equipment is the same as told above, the GPON
and APON modules are the hardware part and inside of the AVM Fritz!Box is
like above a so called softmodem (Softwaremodem) working together with it.
In Germany, Austria and Suisse the AVM routers are very often used (defacto standard) and so I was thinking it might be nice to add this, that other can find
it. I was phone calling AVM in Berlin to get this informations.
since the telekom sfp module is “only” ~50€, i ordered it a few weeks ago …
and now await the day they finally install the fibre line to actually test it in my omnia… should be (!) next month… will report back if i learn anything new
and now await the day they finally install the fibre line to actually test it in my omnia…
Good luck and please read above the post from me must be corrected
I found three websites offering informations about the set up.
The SFP modem can be set up to 2.5GBit/s internally over his own
webconfiguration site. Again please have a look over the three
links in the corrected post above.
should be (!) next month… will report back if i learn anything new
It’s been some time, but I do finally have my DTAG Fiber (Gigabit) with the Luleey LL-XS2510 XPON module running.
I did not have to change the bootdelay, but I did write down my steps since I didn’t find it super straight-forward for first-timers…
Enable the SFP-port via ssh: in the /boot directory, ln -sf armada-385-turris-omnia-sfp.dtb dtb (-phy.dtb to return to copper)
The module uses 192.168.1.1 by default. You might want to change this, if your device is using that IP by default, too.
Change br-lan to another IP (for example (.1.1 to .100.1)
Add or edit interface eth2 to be part of br-lan
Set computers IP to .1.3
Login at .1.1 with admin/admin
Set new IP for the module, commit/reboot
While we’re there: Setup PON
Copy the modem ID (aka: Serial number), will be needed to self-service DTAG line activation
Set the PLOAM password to 0 (which disables it)
Revert the changes to your br-lan from above. If you want to be able to reach the modules webinterface, leave eth2 to be a part of br-lan
Add or edit eth2.7 interface for internet access
PPPoE
Username/Password can be random (if Easy Login is activated, else use credentials from the DTAG letter)
Perform Self-Service line activation through the Telekom-provided link
The only downside that I have found, is that the module does only connect to the Omnia Turris as 1000baseX/Full. At the same time, even on a Gigabit-line, I only get 750ish downstream.
There have been multiple threads here on the community on how to get an SFP to run at 2.5G, but I am too chicken to try those out yet - especially since none of them are specifically talking about the combination of Turris + LL-XS2510. But I’ll open a separate thread for that shortly…
