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That is interesting as the norm for PPPoE is IPv6 Native not Passthrough, but obviously a special feature with Turknet Broadband as you detailed above
I will chat with ASUS and hopefully they can help >Internet Connection> WAN Connection Type set [PPPoE], please select IPv6 Connection type set [Native] https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/113990You are right about this because I have been using Native mode for 2 days without any problems. As a result of the backup restore (I had reset the device while shooting a narration video) the already selected Passthrough WAN did not receive the IP. For a change, I switched to Native mode and noticed that it started working. I haven’t changed it for 2 days and it continues to work.
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From a Gaming perspective, we use the Netgear XR500 which has a Geo-Filter, that way we reduce the physical distance between players and server
XR500 not in stock but the XR1000 is and for £209. Worth a shot you think? Don’t know if it has cake or anything like that I’ll look it up.
Is the DSL-AX82U suitable for 1000/1000 Mbps Internet usage via WAN? I saw that full speed was not achieved in an active topic. It should show an average of 920/920 Mbps in practice, but it has been reported to show less. At the same time, tests on a bad router provided by the operator are achieving full speed
The official FW was installed and the test was conducted with additional features such as QoS and AiProtection disabled.
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Thank you @uk-sentinel and a small piece of information I would like to add is that I have been using PPPoE over FTTH for 7 months, and there have been no problems so far. The Asus WRT interface has all the necessary settings for PPPoE. Before the team came to set up the transition from VDSL to FTTH, I had already made the same VDSL (WAN) setting as WAN (WAN). When the fiber connection was made, it was sufficient to just connect the ONT’s LAN port to the Asus WAN port, and my Internet access continued uninterrupted.
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Can anyone fully confirm that the router does have PPPoE support on WAN? I know you said it does but that was using a modem infront. The reason I bring this up is I nearly got stung with just thinking every router supported PPPoE directly. Case in point: The eero 2nd gen routers. These only work when you have a modem infront to handle the PPPoE. If you connect the eero 2nd gen directly to the ONT for FTTP, you won’t actually get internet as it doesn’t directly support PPPoE.
Yes I’m using it with PPPoE directly from the PON device output, but you need to make the 1st WAN setting WAN port WAN because this is a modem and the 1st WAN setting is selected as DSL by default. You can also use the WAN PPPoE setting in the same way as DSL.
I have attached a few screenshots for you, just pay attention to the ones with the red frame.
Note: I am in a different country, so the Internet (VLAN 35), IPTV (VLAN 55), and VoIP (VLAN 46) are provided through different VLAN IDs, so you may see that I have entered VLAN 35 for Internet service, but please ignore this as this option should be disabled in your country.”
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Yes, after these operations, it is still working.
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I wasn’t changing the default so this option was being checked.
Good to know and thanks for sharing this useful information from ASUS
Hope users on forum.turk.net will benefit from this also for IPv6 I will share this with the turknet forum and a few other places related to the modem.
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I wasn’t changing the default so this option was being checked.
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That is interesting as the norm for PPPoE is IPv6 Native not Passthrough, but obviously a special feature with Turknet Broadband as you detailed above <noscript>
</noscript> I will chat with ASUS and hopefully they can help <noscript></noscript> WAN >Internet Connection> WAN Connection Type set [PPPoE], please select IPv6 Connection type set [Native] https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/113990When I select [Native], it does not work in the beta version (9.0.0.4.388_21184) and in older versions as well.
I had tried testing on an old ZTE modem a while ago and it worked, so I don’t think this has to do with the ISP. It’s only on Asus that it doesn’t detect the presence of the internet and it prevents it from working.
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I will chat with ASUS and hopefully they can help 
>Internet Connection> WAN Connection Type set [PPPoE], please select IPv6 Connection type set [Native] 
