fiza Posted November 27, 2015 Posted November 27, 2015 I bought the Asus RT-AC68U from pcworld and I am about to join plusnet fibre extra. I am sure originally when I spoke to plusnet they said the router would be ok. Today they are saying that their router has a built in modem whereas the RT-AC68U does not so wont work on their system. I still have a bt openreach modem from when I had Sky fibre. Does anyone know if I can connect that modem and then use the RT-AC68U? Plusnet used to supply a bt openreach modem and then a separate router but now the new one is a combined unit. I can return the RT-AC68U if I have to but I would prefer it if I could use it.
IanT Posted November 27, 2015 Posted November 27, 2015 Should be ok, I'm on PlusNet Fibre (Business), I use the BT modem then thats plugged into a pfsense box. I suggest you check out the plusnet forum: ASUS RT-AC68U using PPPoE | Community Site Thanks.
MatthewL Posted November 27, 2015 Posted November 27, 2015 Should be fine as its the same modem used for PN from what I've seen on the forums just need to change your username and password.
fiza Posted November 29, 2015 Author Posted November 29, 2015 Decided to return the rt-ac68u and get the dsl-ac68u instead.
rich_tech Posted November 29, 2015 Posted November 29, 2015 you didnt request the awesomeness that is the Technicolour modem that Plusnet dish out to customers on fibre ? or have they gotten rid of that horror now ? my parents have that and its the cheapest nastiest router I have seen, not seen anything that bad since I was on Plusnet and they were dishing out the awful Binatone USB ADSL modems
fiza Posted November 29, 2015 Author Posted November 29, 2015 you didnt request the awesomeness that is the Technicolour modem that Plusnet dish out to customers on fibre ? or have they gotten rid of that horror now ? my parents have that and its the cheapest nastiest router I have seen, not seen anything that bad since I was on Plusnet and they were dishing out the awful Binatone USB ADSL modems I did request their router too. Just as a backup.
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