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IDNet Help / Re: FTTP New Installation Process
« Last post by peasblossom on Mar 20, 2024, 20:58:06 »
Sure, not every installation will be the same but it could cover what they can do so you get a feel for the possibilities.
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IDNet Help / Re: IDNet VOIP setup Issues
« Last post by Arctophile on Mar 20, 2024, 16:27:07 »
Many thanks, that is just what I needed to know.
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IDNet Help / Re: iDNet & FritzBox 7530
« Last post by Arctophile on Mar 20, 2024, 16:26:02 »
Ooops, sorry wrong thread.
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IDNet Help / Re: iDNet & FritzBox 7530
« Last post by Arctophile on Mar 20, 2024, 16:24:57 »
Many thanks, that is just what I needed to know.
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IDNet Help / Re: FTTP New Installation Process
« Last post by Simon on Mar 20, 2024, 14:26:57 »
Have to say, it's real shame someone hasn't set up an explainer website where all this is gone into in nerdy (but helpful) detail.

I'd guess that might be difficult as every installation is different.

It's OK, we won't say anything, Simon.  :-X

 :red:
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IDNet Help / Re: FTTP New Installation Process
« Last post by peasblossom on Mar 20, 2024, 13:19:47 »
It's OK, we won't say anything, Simon.  :-X
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IDNet Help / Re: FTTP New Installation Process
« Last post by Simon on Mar 20, 2024, 11:55:50 »
Actually, I've just realised why that method wouldn't work.  I'll need the router upstairs for when I move to VoIP as the phone will need to connect to it.  As you were...   :facepalm:
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IDNet Help / Re: FTTP New Installation Process
« Last post by Simon on Mar 20, 2024, 11:03:34 »
There is a power point in the cupboard.  The wired connection would be from the router to the Mesh 'base' station, which would be in the same cupboard.  This would then, technically, feed the other Mesh devices upstairs via the power lines.  This is what I have at the moment:

https://amzn.eu/d/9LSFUDI

I'd have to get an add-on 'station', as I've only got two at the moment and one of them would need to be downstairs with the router, but that shouldn't be an issue. 

The only thing is, if it didn't work well, what would it cost to have them come back and reinstall it by drilling holes?   :-\
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IDNet Help / Re: IDNet VOIP setup Issues
« Last post by Swerv on Mar 20, 2024, 10:23:57 »
Swerv

For future reference, what details did IDNet provide to you in the end apart from SIP username & password and SIP server name?

Hi Arctophile.  Details as follows:

The various domains were sbc.insmartcloud.com (that's SIP, Proxy, registrar)
Proxy server port 5060
Registration refresh - 120s
Outbound proxy - No

Sip Password - as provided
Sip ID - as provided
Username - as provided (this was the crucial last bit of info for me I think as the guide they provide suggests it's just the phone number and it wasn't)

They suggest that SIP ALG should be disabled.  In my Asus it refers to "SIP passthrough" and a Google search suggests that should be disabled, but in the end ours is working with that enabled.
On top of that I also bound a static IP address for the N300.  Again not sure if this was necessary as I did this before that crucial last bit of info from IDNet above, but as it's working I haven't changed this back.
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IDNet Help / Re: FTTP New Installation Process
« Last post by peasblossom on Mar 20, 2024, 08:51:31 »
Yes, I'd imagine having the option to plug a device in would/could be really useful.

Have to say, it's real shame someone hasn't set up an explainer website where all this is gone into in nerdy (but helpful) detail.
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