TP-Link VX220-G2v

1. Make sure that your TP-Link device is plugged into a power outlet and switched on.
2. FTTC, FTTP, and HFC connections: run an ethernet cable from the blue 'WAN' port on your TP-Link to the correct port on your NBN connection box:
   • FTTP: the UNI-D port as described in your onboarding email.
   • FTTC: the 'GATEWAY' port.
   • HFC: the 'UNI-D1' port.
   FTTN and FTTB connections: run a phone cable from the grey 'DSL' port on your TP-Link to a phone port in the wall.
3. Put a pin or toothpick in the small 'RESET' hole in the back of the TP-Link for 10 seconds and wait for it to reset. This can take a few minutes.
4. Connect to the TP-Link's Wi-Fi network. The Wi-Fi name and password will be on the sticker on the back of the TP-Link.
5. Open a web browser like Google Chrome or Firefox. Enter the code 192.168.1.1 in the web address bar and press enter.
6. A login page will appear. Enter the username and password on the sticker of the TP-Link. This is different to the Wi-Fi name and password.
7. Select Advanced at the top of the page.
8. Select Network located in the menu at the left of the page.
9. For FTTC, FTTP, and HFC connections:
   • Select EWAN.
   • Click Delete All at the right side of the page. Then click Add.
   Select the following settings:
   • Internet Connection type: Dynamic IP
   • VLAN ID: Leave unticked so it is not enabled.
   • IPv4: Make sure this is ticked.
   • MAC Clone: Do not clone MAC address
   • Leave the others as they are.
   For FTTN and FTTB connections:
   • Select DSL/WAN.
   • Click Delete All at the right side of the page. Then click Add.
   Select the following settings:
   • DSL Modulation Type: VDSL
   • VLAN ID: Leave unticked so it is not enabled.
   • Internet Connection type: Dynamic IP
   • IPv4: Make sure this is ticked.
   • MAC Clone: Do not clone MAC address
   • Leave the others as they are.
10. Click Save or Apply.
11. Check for an internet connection.

If you're still having issues please refer to the official TP-Link support page.