Broadband Routers and Wireless Bridges

Fetch TV compatible broadband routers certified by Internode

The following broadband routers are certified by Internode for use with a Fetch TV Full service:

Certified Router/Support Guide	ADSL2+	Ethernet (NBN & FTTH)
Billion 7800N
Billion 7800NL		–
Billion 6404VGP-R3	–
Billion 7404VNPX		–
AVM FRITZ!Box 7270 and 7390
NetComm NP805N	–
NetComm NB604N
NetComm NF2	–

Connecting your Fetch TV set top box to your router using a Wireless Bridge

To learn how to connect your Fetch TV set top box to your router using a wireless bridge:

• iiNet Labs Wireless Bridge

Other Fetch TV compatible ADSL2+ routers

The following ADSL routers are not explicitly supported by Internode for Fetch TV. They have been tested and are known to operate with Fetch TV, though we cannot guarantee that they function correctly.

You may use one of these routers, however the level and ability of Fetch TV support provided by Internode if you're using one of these routers may be limited:

• Open Networks 624, 624W, 625, 625W
• NetComm NB6Plus4, NB6Plus4W
• Billion 7401VGP, 7402VGP, 7404VGP, 7404VGO series
• Billion 7401VGP-R3 series
• Billion 7404VGP-X, 7404VGO-X, 7404VNO-X series
• Billion 7300RA, 7300GRA
• Linksys WAG54G v2 / WAG54G v3

Fetch TV setup guides for most of these routers are available in the Internode Fetch TV forum. You will receive an invite to this forum when your service is successfully provisioned.

Generic ADSL router settings for Fetch TV

Important notes:

• Your ADSL router must support IGMP and multiple ADSL PVCs. (If you are unsure if your modem supports these features, please consult your modem's specification sheet which should be available on the manufacturers website).
• Please ensure your modem is running the latest available firmware before attempting configuration of the Fetch TV service - this is generally found on the modem manufacturer's website.
• If your modem is supported by Internode we will have the latest tested firmware available via our download mirror support site.

Below is a basic outline of the settings that your modem/router will require to use Fetch TV.

You will need to configure an additional ADSL PVC to receive the Fetch TV multicast stream.

• PVC1 - Internet Access : ADSL PPPoE/PPPoA connection with your Internode primary username / password (you should already have one of these!)
• PVC2 - Fetch TV Multicast : RFC 1483 Bridged LLC connection for receiving the Fetch TV multicast streams to your Fetch TV set top box.

Your Internet Access PVC (8/35) should already be configured on your ADSL router, otherwise you wouldn't be able to access the Internet.

Settings for PVC2 (Fetch TV / Multicast PVC)

To receive the Fetch TV multicast streams, you'll need to add an extra PVC to your ADSL router, here are the settings for the additional PVC:

General Router Settings required for Fetch TV/Multicast

In order for the Fetch TV service to function correctly on your home network, you need to apply the following 'generic' settings to your ADSL router in addition to the PVC settings above: