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TP-Link Mc220l
Question about TP-Link Mc220l
I bought this media converter (TP-Link MC220L) with the TP-Link TL-SM321B SFP optic, to remove my Wingo router, as mentioned on the page https://www.wingo.ch/fr/aide/internet-tv-fix/internet-box?open=faq-100008 . I did not manage to get an IP address, I did configure my router in VLAN10. I have read here and there that some people have succeeded in this connection with Wingo. Their support does not answer. Should I set additional parameters (class ID option 60), like with Swisscom (100008,0001)? Should I clone the MAC address of the Wingo router on mine? I think I've tried all combinations, without success.
Helpful answer
I'm back to give some news following my inability to connect to fibre (Wingo) with my Synology MR2200ac router.
Synology support could not find a solution, so I decided to return the device under warranty, and I bought the RT2600ac model. I was able to connect in two minutes. No options required from my ISP, other than Vlan ID 10. TV ok too. Only the landline phone I won't be able to use again, but I hardly use it anymore, not a problem.
Synology support could not find a solution, so I decided to return the device under warranty, and I bought the RT2600ac model. I was able to connect in two minutes. No options required from my ISP, other than Vlan ID 10. TV ok too. Only the landline phone I won't be able to use again, but I hardly use it anymore, not a problem.
Please note that this module is only compatible with FTTH 1Gbit/s and not with XGS-PON 10Gbit/s. It depends on the fibre they put in your cellar or at the entrance of the building. Now it's more and more 10Gbits so this module is not compatible unfortunately, it's not just that it will limit you to 1Gbits, it will never work. This is explained on the linked page. Try contacting Wingo again for more info.