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Configuring your router for IPv6
NetComm Modems & Routers NetComm Modems & Routers Changing NetComm settings to Dynamic IPv6 route : Changing NetComm settings to Login via Input your router username (default is 'admin') and router password (check the back of your route...
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How to use eero Internet Backup
eero Internet Backup allows you to set up a nearby mobile hotspot or Wi-Fi network as a backup when your wired internet goes down. eero Internet Backup allows you to set up a nearby mobile hotspot or Wi-Fi network as a backup when your wir...
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Aussie Broadband Router Firmware
Select your device from the list below: Select your device from the list below: NetComm NetComm NetComm NF20 CloudMesh NetComm NL19 CloudMesh NetComm NF18 CloudMesh NetComm NF18 ACV eero eero eero devices will automatically check for and d...
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Getting started with your eero Secure subscription
eero Secure adds security and safety services to your network, such as active threat protection and parental controls. It can also give you deeper insights into your network usage and improves your internet experience by blocking ads. eero...
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Port Forwarding and CGNAT
Does Aussie broadband use CGNAT? Does Aussie broadband use CGNAT? Yes – CGNAT (Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation) is used on our broadband services and is typically enabled by default. This means that your public-facing IP addr...
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Can I use my existing business-grade router?
Yes, there is the option to bring your own router to this service, however it must have a gigabit WAN port interface configurable for DHCP and, if your technology type is copper, it requires VDSL/VDSL2+ compatibility. Please refer to your ...
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How to power cycle your modem/router
'Power cycling' your devices is a great place to start when trying to figure out what’s causing your internet problems. Here's how to do it! 'Power cycling' Turn the router/modem off. Unplug the power cord from the back of the router and ...
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Do I need a new router when moving house?
In most cases, you won’t need a new modem or router when you move to a new address. In most cases, you won’t need a new However, if your current hardware isn’t compatible with your new connection (e.g., moving from ADSL or Fibre to the ...
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eero setup guide
You've just gotten your brand new eero hardware, and want to get started. You've come to the right place! You've just gotten your brand new eero hardware, and want to get started. You've come to the right place! On this page, you can fin...
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Does Aussie Broadband support IPv6?
IPv6 is now automatically included in the following Aussie Broadband services: IPv6 is now Residential NBN Business NBN Some services can have IPv6 enabled on request , which includes: Some services can have IPv6 enabled Business NBN...
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How to set up a small business network
These days, a business is only as good as its network. These days, a business is only as good as its network. No, we're not talking about BNI or traders' groups (although that s...
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Devices 101: modems v routers v modem routers
What you need will depend on how your home is linked to the wider network. What you need will depend on how your home is linked to the wider network. In a nutshell: In a nutsh...
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Is your modem compatible with the NBN?
You may have seen the terms ‘NBN ready’ and ‘NBN compatible’ used to market some modems and routers. If you’ve been wondering to yourself, “is my modem compatible with NBN?” – the...
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