What are Telstra's nbn® settings?

These are the general settings you’ll need to connect to the nbn through Telstra with third-party equipment. They may have different names depending on the modem manufacturer and model. Please consult the device manufacturer for more information.

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    Settings for all connection types

    These settings are required regardless of the type of nbn connection you have:

    • Internet Connection Type/Protocol: IPoE/DHCP/Automatic
    • VLAN ID/Tagging: Blank/No/0
    • IP Configuration: Dynamic/obtain IP address automatically
    • No Username or password.

    Settings for FTTN/B

    These settings are required for fibre to the node and fibre to the basement connections.

    • Seamless Rate Adaption (SRA): Enabled
    • VDSL2 Profile: 17a
    • G.Vector: Enabled
    • Non-standard G.Vector: disabled
    • G.INP: Enabled

    Some modems may not have all these settings, but modems capable of VDSL2 and purchased in Australia should come pre-configured to work on FTTN/B.
     

    Important:

    An incorrectly configured modem may cause connection issues and we can’t provide support for your third party device.

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