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- Using Router behind CGNAT, behind ONR (Double NAT), ONR bridging, ONR . . .
Last update on 23-Nov-2024 Extended topics about this thread 1) CGNAT and how to work around CGNAT? 2) Double NAT and how to work around Double NAT? 3) How to bridge ONR? 4) How to replace ONR with an ONU or PON Stick? More about ONT vs ONR
- ⚡️ [Official] README First! 2025 SG ISP . . . - HardwareZone Forums
It will come with ZTE or Nokia XGS-PON ONR not bridged by default Singtel charges S$10 per month to bridge the XGS-PON ONR The users may be able to bridge the ONR at their own risks YMMV Update on 1-Nov-2025, Singtel stops the service for XGS-PON ONR bridging 2) International routing issue to quite some locations
- Optical Network Terminal (ONT) vs Optical Netork Router (ONR). Whats . . .
The ONR that singtel provides is an extremely basic router over which you have virtually no control It's owned and managed by singtel - not you You have no idea about how its configured, nor about what information it might be reporting back With a router managed by the provider, all of your devices are potentially visible and accessible to them
- Starhub Ultraspeed 10Gbps ONT - HardwareZone Forums
I'm using the Nokia ONR that Starhub provided All was good until their DNS server has outage and i just give up For those who didn't know, when you use the ONR, regardless of how you configure, even with your own DHCP or DNS server internally, in that Nokia ONR, it has a DHCP for IPv6 which
- Optical Network Terminal (ONT) vs Optical Netork Router (ONR). Whats . . .
This is just an example an ONR looks like :o SingTel 10Gbps HuaWei ONR Different Internet Service Providers provide all kinds of ONR equipment, basically an ONR is just a merger of the ONT and router together So to use the ONR one just need to attach a switch and AP to it?
- Optical Network Terminal (ONT) vs Optical Netork Router (ONR). Whats . . .
Singtel ONR (not bridged) = Singtel ONT + a lousy biilt-in router (and the lousy router is NOT in bridge mode) The ONR will be the main router for your home network
- Singtel ONR Nokia XGS-240X-A Bridge mode issues
Hi All, Thanks for all those who provided me intel and insights during my ping-pong I got my 3gbps connection up and running I have the Nokia ONR which singtel give, connected to a Deco BE85 mesh network Today I tried to set the ONR in bridge mode, and then run the BE85 as the router
- How does SingTel determine which setup to use in my home? [ONT vs ONR . . .
To answer my initial question, I have called Singtel to ask Customer that have re-contract to either 500Mbps or 1Gbps will use the ONT setup, anything above Singtel contractor would use ONR Any reason why moving forward Singtel would wanna to setup ONR for customer home instead of ONT? Is there any significant advantage from Singtel perspective?
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