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I will be happy to make a donation to OPNsense if MAP-T protocol support is implemented... :-\
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General Discussion / Re: Configuration for the Italian "Sky Wifi" provider
January 27, 2022, 08:56:14 PM
I haven't seen even a little help.
I would like you to confirm that OPNsense does not and will never support MAP-T (Mapping of Address and Port using Translation) protocol.
PLEASE, HELP ME to other users who have relied on an internet provider that uses this technology.
I would like you to confirm that OPNsense does not and will never support MAP-T (Mapping of Address and Port using Translation) protocol.
PLEASE, HELP ME to other users who have relied on an internet provider that uses this technology.
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General Discussion / Configuration for the Italian "Sky Wifi" provider
January 18, 2022, 12:44:29 AM
Goodmorning everyone.
I start immediately by saying that I am not a network expert.
I would like to configure OPNsense to work with the Italian operator "SKY WiFi".
My connection is a VDSL FTTC. I use an Allied Telesis AT-MMC6005 VDSL adapter and an i5 mini computer with OPNsense loaded.
This simple setup worked well with the Fastweb operator. With "SKY WiFi" it does not work, the IP address in the WAN is not assigned.
I searched on the internet, someone talks about MAP-T but I haven't found the right solution for me and for many who have decided to use this operator.
I start immediately by saying that I am not a network expert.
I would like to configure OPNsense to work with the Italian operator "SKY WiFi".
My connection is a VDSL FTTC. I use an Allied Telesis AT-MMC6005 VDSL adapter and an i5 mini computer with OPNsense loaded.
This simple setup worked well with the Fastweb operator. With "SKY WiFi" it does not work, the IP address in the WAN is not assigned.
I searched on the internet, someone talks about MAP-T but I haven't found the right solution for me and for many who have decided to use this operator.
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