Cisco router

Nvjishnu · Jan 12, 2020

I connect bsnl ftth connection media converter to Cisco router rv340w, via pppoe configuration, type username and password correctly..can't get internet via lan cable and wifi.. What is the problem.??
Get Internet via media converter with dailup with computer

varkey · Jan 12, 2020

Is the PPPoE auth succeeding on the Cisco device? Could you please share the authentication log?

Most likely this could be due to Mac binding where the PPP auth succeeds only from the whitelisted Mac address.

Also, by the media converter, you are referring to a EPON/GPON ONT right? Or is your installation different?

Nvjishnu · Jan 12, 2020

Mac binding process not now in bsnl.. I use skyrotech media converter.

varkey · Jan 12, 2020

You mean a Syrotech ONT? You still didn't answer my question

Is the PPPoE auth succeeding on the Cisco device? Could you please share the authentication log?

Nvjishnu · Jan 13, 2020

Its not ont.. Just media converter..
Syrotech media converter
Model:syrotech GOMC-1312-20

varkey · Jan 13, 2020

Ok, so you are not on a PON based system. Still waiting for

Is the PPPoE auth succeeding on the Cisco device? Could you please share the authentication log?

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Nvjishnu · Jan 13, 2020

So, what is the solution sir, ciscor340w is enough to get internet??

varkey · Jan 13, 2020

Still waiting for your answer sir about PPP auth status and auth log.

Nvjishnu · Jan 13, 2020

Pppoe status is up... Authentication log means what... Am new in this feild

varkey · Jan 13, 2020

1. Screenshot of the PPP status.

2. Share any logs available on the device.

kchairma · Feb 26, 2021

At present, Syrotech modems are only suggestable for Barath fiber ftth connections which has the GEPON method of connection. If you could get a chance to reach the BSNL head office in your location like Bengaluru, you can get the GEPON configuration and try with Cisco modem.

Trust this helps.

bigbyte.me · Feb 26, 2021

You will need a a device that should be able to do handshake with OLT using GPON/EPON protocols.

Now, your media converter is a dumb device doing only optical to copper conversion and I doubt that your Cisco router has support for GEPON. I think that may be the reason of failure.