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[samwise78]

Nobody's understanding that those settings won't make the router sync

I used one of these (but on a BT connection) and setup was straightforward when I followed the quick-start that came with the kit..

Could you share the config you have used to set the 8800 up?
I can see you've posted on the Billion forum without much progress (I'm assuming that's you anyway )

Cheers
Samwise

[Oldjim]

This is an odd one - I have been using this router for 5 days and until today (after the first time) I didn't need to put in the username and password to login but today it has started to require it -any thoughts

[GigabitEthernet]

Got my replacement 8800NL today and it synced up right away

Still getting disconnects but that's a line issue.

[aruba]

This is an odd one - I have been using this router for 5 days and until today (after the first time) I didn't need to put in the username and password to login but today it has started to require it -any thoughts

I have since got rid of my 8800NL, but from what I recall the login details were sometimes stored in the browser (cookie?) and had an extended expiry. 

[GigabitEthernet]

How would I configure Hurricane Electric's IPv6 6in4 tunnel on the 8800NL?

[phi2008]

I've been trying an 8800NL on my FTTC connection, it produces a noticeably higher attainable rate than my HG612 - strange thing is while the HG612 settles down to producing around 100-200 FEC errors/minute the 8800 produces a fairly constant 20-25,000 FECs per minute. Any idea why the massive difference?

[GigabitEthernet]

Interestingly I also get quite a ridiculous FEC rate on the 8800NL. I got 2727940 FECs in 24 hours, for example.

I haven't used the HG612 for a while (in fact I don't have one anymore - trying to obtain a new one), so I can't remember what the FEC rate was like on that.