pppoe with no modem
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that's what he meant
Cats bury it so they can't see it!
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@DaddyGo
i understandthere is no media type there
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if you are connected to the interface, you should see some negotiation - the media type
you mentioned above that a 20mbits connection has already been established
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Accidentally, you are not trying to connect directly to the ONT, this is not allowed by many ISPs directly only through their own router with a bridge-mode enabled on a port.
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@DaddyGo That could be either auto or some specified connection, such as 1000baseT, depending on what the ISP requires. I've seen both.
BTW, on pfSense 2.4.5, it says Speed and Duplex, not Media.
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i have no limit to use the modem of the isp
i have anothe router that connects and get speed of about 500mb
in pf sense there is no media/speed tab
in lan i do get media type of 1000 base t
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this is wan tab in inteface status
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what is your exact system? FTTH / DOCSIS / VDSL :-)
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A blank WAN tab means it doesn't work for you
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fiber to rj45 adapter (just to change the connection type), cat 6 cable , pc with pfsense - thats all
also
no i am getting 94 mb up and down
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@DaddyGo its not blank i gave the printscreen with no data :) to show there is no media or speed tab
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fiber to rj45 adapter = ISP ONT???
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@avnpf said in pppoe with no modem:
this is wan tab in inteface status
Look on Interfaces > WAN, not status.
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Very interesting and have a 94Mbits connection?
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yes, maybe its an ont
jknott - i searched there there is no speed duplex tab, in lan interface there is
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@avnpf said in pppoe with no modem:
fiber to rj45 adapter
Those can be either fixed 1000baseT (or 100 Mb on older gear) or auto. Your ISP should tell you.
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LAN is not interesting here
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@avnpf said in pppoe with no modem:
i searched there there is no speed duplex tab, in lan interface there is
That doesn't make sense. Perhaps a screen capture of the Interface > WAN page would help.
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Restart the WAN interface, then what do you see in the logs?
