M-net forced me to a new contract because they are terminating all ISDN contracts. This proved to create quite a bit of work because it meant upgrading from ADSL to VDSL2, which in turn meant either accepting their supported Fritz!Box or a new Modem to use with my OpenWRT router.
I opted for the latter and ordered a Vigor 167 which supports seemingly all ADSL and VDSL flavors. I could not find any posts of this forum and the M-net forum telling how to set this up. The Vigor did connect on DSL but there was no PPPoE connection.
There are two ways to set this up:
- Pass the traffic on VLAN 40 back and forth and let then router handle the VLAN.
- Have the Vigor handle the VLAN and keep the router as before, VLAN-less.
I use the first method at home (this one here is for the office) with a Deutsche Telekom 50 Mbps line and it works fine. This is with a Vigor 130. But I could not get this to work in the office. Any working /etc/config/network
files are welcome.
The second method requires one to switch the "Customer" VLAN setting off and use the "Service" setting. The default has "Customer" on and at VLAN 7 and "Service" off. (Should work for Deutsche Telekom.)
I'm posting this for people who want to build the same setup I have for an M-net DSL line, and in the hope that somebody can shed some light on the setup that uses VLAN 40 between Vigor and OpenWRT.