FRITZ! !Box 7590 DSL
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Probably some products have Fritzbox defined as the search word in the background and can therefore be found in this way. The others can effectively only be found via Fritz!Box (or simply Fritz! for the other products), which is actually also the correct product title with !
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yes, I emigrated to D and run the box
I have been operating my box for many years behind a cable modem, telephony always works perfectly with a total of 3 different providers (Swisscom is not included) and 4 terminals (1x cable, 2x DECT, 1x mobile phone with FritzApp). As always, there are plenty of causes for errors, but your enquiry does not provide any information on this. While LAN/WLAN are almost plug&play, you have to do some configuration for telephony, i.e. you need information from the service provider so that the Fritzbox can log in there, and you have to set up your terminals in the Fritzbox. The Fritzbox is the best thing that can happen to your home network, but if you want plug&play, you have to get your devices pre-configured from the service provider.
This is the current version: http://ftp.avm.de/fritzbox/fritzbox-7590/other/fritz.os/
The 7590 can be used as a DSL or WAN router. WAN = WAN RJ45 connection is in any case compatible worldwide. However, it requires an upstream "modem" or "router" from the Internet provider. This modem or router is then used solely for communication with the Internet provider and the 7590 organises its entire in-house network. If you want to connect DSL, you must clarify which standards apply in Turkey. The 7590 is available in a CH and a D version. The CH version is mainly used in CH and A. It is probably easiest for you to use the first version with a minimal device from the provider as a direct connection and then connect the 7590 via the WAN port. Attention: The menu structure of the 7590 changes depending on the choice of Internet connection; i.e. other configuration fields are visible. The AVM web pages are highly recommended and detailed. Good luck and success with your new 7590. - DS
If it's a MacBook/iMac with Catalina, you can complain to Apple! They have old components in use! Almost nothing runs over the WLAN, my MacBook Air from 2013 is at least 5 times faster!
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Yes, I have used it several times. The DSL modem of the DE version only works on CH ISDN connections (which practically no longer exist), but as long as the WAN port is used for Internet, there are no restrictions on its use, even behind a cable modem, for example.
The customer service department should be contacted for this: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/fr
Both versions work with the Connect Box from UPC. I buy the German box because it gets updates much more regularly (compared to the CH box).
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No, unfortunately not. However, there is still the A/CH version: AVM FRITZ!Box 7590 A/CH, ac1733/n800
Yes, correct works without any problems. Then simply change the setting on the Fritzbox under: Internet / Access data / Internet access tab => "Connection". Connection to a cable modem (cable connection) Select this access if the FRITZ!Box is connected via "WAN" to a cable modem that establishes the Internet connection. To be set.
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