Routers & Guides
Which router you have, how to open its settings, and what your line's numbers mean.
Router catalogue
97 devices from ISPs and shops, with the default address and line type.
By ISP
Guides
- VDSL2 profiles, from 8a to 35b What 17a and 35b mean on your router, the frequency range and transmit power of each VDSL2 profile, and what vectoring does.
- Copper line basics Sync and attainable rate, attenuation, SNR margin, CRC and FEC. What each number means and how the distance to your cabinet cuts your speed.
- How to read your router's line stats Where to find sync rate, attenuation and SNR margin in your router's pages, the names they go by, and how to share them on fttx.gr.
- How to find your cabinet and exchange How to use the fttx.gr map to find the VDSL street cabinet and telephone exchange that serve your address, and what to do if they are missing.
Idea and inspiration: billybiros.com (V. Biros). The text is ours and every fact was checked again.