Mark,
We're using Calix. I simply do a Mikrotik DHCP server. In time I may move
over to Kea. Both work with our billing software. All customers are u6x
with RG.
On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 10:44 PM Mark - Myakka Technologies via AF <
af@af.afmug.com> wrote:
> Sterling,
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> We are using Calix,
Mark,
With Calix this is a few settings in the VLAN config for the data service
vlan.
For a typical DHCP data vlan you'll probably want:
HEMLOCK-E7-2_1# show running-config vlan 121
vlan 121
description DHCP_DATA
l2-dhcp-profile SNOOP_SINGLE
source-verify ENABLED
mff ENABLED
!
Sterling,
We are using Calix, so this sounds like the solution. I'll dig a bit deeper in
to their docs.
Thanks to everyone.
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Best regards,
Mark mailto:m...@mailmt.com
Myakka Communications
www.Myakka.com
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Tuesday, November 5, 2024, 7:15:34 PM, you wrote
This may have been answered, but I'm behind on the list traffic and I'm not
going to read everything. Proper ISP equipment should prevent BUM traffic
from traveling from CPE to CPE. Any broadcast should only go up to your
gateway. On your gateway you'll enable DHCP Relay pointing at your DHCP
se
What equipment?
Some types of equipment like our Calix XGSPON, handles this natively, so you
can just use DHCP and it will already isolate the clients.
We still have active ethernet in some parts of our network, so port isolation
or switch port forwarding or similar items are what you are looki
What routers do you use to terminate your L2 and issue your dhcp? Most
support /32 in some way or another. you really dont need the option 121
just a /32 with a default works. I have done this on juniper, cisco,
mikrotik, netelastic, and nokia. Some of those vendors require a BNG
license to sup
We NAT'ed our wireless SM to solve that.
Now that we're doing fiber (PON) the ONT are all RG so it's nat no matter
what. Technically you could bridge the ONT but 99.999% of our customers
are simply RG/NAT.
On Tue, Nov 5, 2024 at 4:39 PM Mark - Myakka Technologies via AF <
af@af.afmug.com> wrote:
