HSGQ/ ODI SFP GPON STICK

How to Configure an HSGQ ODI / DFP-34X-2C2 GPON ONU SFP Module with Airtel Fiber

Step 1: Retrieve GPON Serial Number from Airtel Router​

  1. Check the back of your Airtel Fiber Router
  2. Locate and copy the GPON S/N.
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Step 2: Access the SFP Module GUI​

  1. Open a web browser and go to http://192.168.1.1. ( default login credentials are "admin" as the username and "admin" as the password )
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  1. Navigate to Settings.
  2. In the GPON SN field, enter the GPON serial number you copied from the Airtel router.
  3. Click Apply Changes.
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Step 3: Configure VLAN Settings​

  1. Go to VLAN Settings.
  2. Select Manual.
  3. Choose Transparent Mode or you can also set vlan here as well.
  4. Click Apply Changes.
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Step 4: Search VLAN for your area

1. Telnet to your sfp using cmd or terminal
2. Run this command ''' omcicli mib get 84 '''
3.You will generally get 2 VLAN one is internet other one is for Voice try both and see which one works for you.
4. Airtel uses 100 as vlan all over India[99% area] for internet but those areas having Tejas & ALCL OLTs VLAN changes
5. As seen in screenshot below VLAN is 100 in my case put this VLAN either in sfp itself or in your router .



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Step 5: Connect the Fiber Patch Cord​

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  1. Wait for about 2 minutes to allow the connection to stabilize.

Step 6: Configure Internet Settings on your router [UDM Pro here] to Access Internet​

  1. Open the UDM Pro Portal.
  2. Navigate to Settings > Internet > Primary (WAN1) > IPv4 Configuration.
  3. Enter VLAN ID as 100.
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  1. Choose one of the following options based on your Airtel connection type:
  • Static IP): Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway provided by the Airtel team.
  • PPPoE : Select PPPoE and enter your username and password provided by Airtel.
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Enjoy!!​

Your Airtel Fiber connection should now be successfully configured through the GPON ONU SFP module on your UDM Pro. If you face any issues, try rebooting your UDM Pro and SFP module.


Someone has posted a video regarding this on Youtube as well


 
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