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Any Gigaclear Broadband Customers Here?
  • Yeah. They won't support it if you have a fault so keep the default in a box somewhere, but it's officially kosher to provide your own. You'll get a box on the wall (ONT) that turns PON fibre into gigabit ethernet, and that you have to use. But it's essentially a media converter. DHCP is all you need, no authentication/login - your ONT authenticates you.

  • Any Gigaclear Broadband Customers Here?
  • Used to work there. It's fine, esp on the newer builds which you'll be in. XGS-PON and usually plenty of backhaul capacity. Router's crap, chuck it and buy something decent, same as any other ISP.

  • How do you find the bottleneck of a network?
  • Blocking ICMP entirely is a recipe for weird stuff happening. There's some ICMP worth blocking - redirects, etc - but turning it off entirely A) makes debugging stuff a nightmare and B) can break some things entirely e.g. MTU probing.

  • How do you find the bottleneck of a network?
  • Sounds like firewall fuckery. Something doing too much DPI on some interesting looking packets that can't cope with the volume, choking and dropping what it can't handle. Check packet loss while this is happening and look real close at the Fortigates. Could also be MTU fun with IPsec in the mix.