Zyxel G.Fast XMG3927 Bridge
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Zyxel G.Fast XMG3927 Bridge

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DezenterClickero98

3 years ago

The device specifications show that a maximum of 500 Mbit/s is passed on in the G-fast standard. However, I am using Swisscom VDSL, which provides me with a measured 400 Mbps. Since there is nothing about VDSL in the technical details, I would like to know whether the 400 Mbit/s are also provided via the DSL line. If the limit in the DSL connection is lower, the device would be a bottleneck.

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gobarradas

3 years ago • purchased this product

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This device is not going to be an issue, it uses the standard in use by Swisscom which gives a maximum speed of up to 500Mbits in the line (depending on distance). Nothing to do with the performance in your LAN. This is a DSL router only not suitable for other services like FTTH. Hope this helps.
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_Rob

3 years ago

Does anyone have the Zyxel XMG3927 running in bridge mode with their own router behind it with Green or M-Budget Internet? Is there anything special that needs to be configured or can you simply attach the bridge and the WAN signal is then passed through?

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Naepios

3 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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In Bridge Mode (with the Swiss "Bridge Firmware"), it does not matter which provider is used to access the Internet via DSL. What is important is the "correct" provider-specific configuration in the router that is connected to the bridge via the WAN. This works for me with Swisscom or Wingo.
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GeleimterKyloPen26

5 years ago

Why is it not possible to activate the WLAN on this router? And you can't upgrade the firmware either.... Nowhere to be found in the Zyxel download centre... Strange. Does anyone else have this problem?

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peterrohrer

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
There are three variants of the XMG3927, two of which have WLAN permanently deactivated. This should be the "Bridge mode without Wi-Fi" variant. However, it would be advantageous if this circumstance were better documented in the product description, which is not really evident here (it didn't bother me, I don't do WLAN on the DSL end device). According to Zyxel (I contacted support about this some time ago), there is no firmware update because there are no necessary improvements (the bug I reported was obviously not important enough for a firmware update).
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XxEDGExX

5 years ago

I also bought the Zyxel XMG3927 (this is the version that is pre-configured in "Bridge Mode" and Wifi is *permanently* switched off) to replace the non-administrable modem from Wingo (Swisscom). The Zyxel VDSL modem now sits behind my XR500 Netgear router, so far so good because the internet works like this, wired as follows: -RJ11 cable (enclosed) with the RJ11 adapter (T83), also enclosed, connected to the DSL socket on the wall. -Router (XR500) WAN port connected with RJ45 Cat7 Ethernet cable to Zyxel RJ45 1Gbit *Switch* port - not to the WAN port of the Zyxel - this did NOT work for me. Now for my question: Apparently, when the Zyzel modem is in "Bridge Mode", the routing functions are of course switched off, but also the DHCP, Firewall and NAT. In my router (XR500) web interface, I now see that the Zyxel modem has got quite strange IPs: 100.77.165.166 and gateway 100.77.165.1. I can no longer access the Zyxel web interface under either IP. Is this "normal" in bridge mode? Or can I not access the 100.x from my local 10.0.0.0 network (DHCP of the XR500)?

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AudioVideoFilm

5 years ago • purchased this product

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Why do you want to access the Zyxel? If the Zyxel is in bridge mode, the router should take over all other functions. This is what the bridge mode is usually intended for. The modem does not "sit" after the router, but in front of it. Modem->Router->Switch
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LustigerSirenato13

6 years ago

does anyone use this with Copper7 from init7? I would like to retire the unspeakable FritzBox without bridge mode ;) Thanks and greetings nick

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Adrian

6 years ago • purchased this product

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yup that's exactly my setup. the (also not much nicer) preconfigured-bridge device can use my line to the full (450mb down, and 110mb up). rip open the pack, attach, done. in my case i use unifi usg as gateway. cheers
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splitbra.in

6 years ago

Dear Zxyel team. You have obviously tested Swisscom - do you have any experience or even tests with Sunrise? Specifically, an "internet comfort" or "internet giga" for SMEs. According to the hotline, it is OK to look for a terminal yourself - the question is: does it fit?

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Zyxel Schweiz

6 years ago

Hello! We didn't test Swisscom, Swisscom tested us :) In any case: The device also works with Sunrise without any problems. Greetings Zyxel Switzerland
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Sampan123

6 years ago

Does anyone have this router in use with Swisscom as provider and a SwisscomTV running at the same time? Is that possible? Thank you!

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Zyxel Schweiz

6 years ago

Hello! This should work without any problem, on the one hand the router is Swisscom certified, so no surprises are to be expected here. If you do not connect the Swisscom TV Box directly to the router, you must ensure that the switches used are also IGMP-capable, you can find a few tips here: https://www.studerus.ch/de...

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