Hi all,
We've purchased 3 Cisco 887VW (VDSL over PoTS) and have been advised they can be used as ADSL2+ routers
I've configured many 887 and 877 routers before for DSL, but never VDSL.
We've followed the documentation at
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/routers/access/800/880/software/configuration/guide/880_basic_router_config.html#wp1174524 but the problem is there is no ATM interface showing up in config, nor can one be configured
controller VDSL0 operating-mode can only be set to Auto also
Troubleshooting so far:
- Connected to ADSL2+ line in the hope that it sees the ADSL2+ connection and creates an ATM interface
- Upgraded IOS image to c880data-universalk9-mz.152-2.T1.bin
- Upgraded VDSL chipset firmware to 120330_1738-4.02L.03.A2pv6C035j0.d23j
I was beginning to think the unit was faulty, however opening a second 887VW confirmed that there was still no ATM interface
I'm sure at this point it's that the method for configuring has changed, there is an Ethernet seperate from the switchport but I'm not sure how this would be achieved
As for the interfaces, the back of the unit has the usual 4 FastEthernet ports, a BRI interface and a VDSLoPOTS interface to connect a PSTN line
Within IOS, the router sees the following interfaces:
- BRI0
- BRI0:1
- BRI0:2
- Dialer1 (PPPoE client for DSL)
- Ethernet0 (Virtual interface, it doesn't exist on the back of the unit, thinking this is where the config needs to happen)
- FastEthernet 0-3
- Vlan1
- Wlan-GigabitEthernet0 (embedded AP)
- wlan-ap0 (embedded AP)
Has anyone come across this before?
