Allnet ISP Bridge Modem XGSPON GBIC ALL-BM410-XGSPON-GBIC

Allnet ISP Bridge Modem XGSPON GBIC ALL-BM410-XGSPON-GBIC

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glados0815

3 months ago

I would also like to share my experience with the Allnet XGS PON module here. I use it in an Ubiquiti Cloud Gateway Fibre. In my opinion, it is the perfect and most compact solution for 10Gbit Internet. My supplier is Yallo (Sunrise). VLAN10 and DNS auto were enough to get me to the splash page. Then I asked yallo for the NSN code (10 digits). This was quite tedious, as they always refer to the activation code (6 digits). To clarify: The activation code is required when the XGSPON line is activated for the first time. After that (modem change) the NSN is required. Now it works perfectly. Please note that the module gets quite warm (65C in my case). As an add-on: The module will no longer appear on Digitec. Why don't you google " all bm410 anax". A supplier will pop up and you can write them a nice email and in 2 days the module will be in your letterbox;) The background will be explained to you when you call the supplier.

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KinCH360

7 months ago

Has anyone used this optic (ALL-BM410-XGSPON-GBIC) with a Supermicro server? E300 or E302 for example? (Supermicro SYS-E302-12D-8C ). Preferably with opnSense? Can it run?

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starjumper2821

6 months ago

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I have tried to operate this optic on a SYS-1019D. An IP was assigned, but from the Swisscom service network. It seems that the configuration of a third-party router is slightly different for business customers, but support was unable to provide any information. For a private subscription or if the Internet comes via PPPoE it should work, but I switched to Init7. They have sent an Intel optic and it works perfectly.