Yallo/Sunrise and NSN to use my own Fritz!Box

SaladCesar

Hello,

I am getting tired of the awful Yallo Fiber Box 2 router. I want to use my own Fritz!box router, that would allow me much more control. To do that, if I refer to some posts like the followings:

https://www.digitec.ch/fr/productrating/enfin-un-module-sfp-xgs-pon-compatible-8248295
https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/questionandanswer/ich-moechte-meine-erfahrungen-zum-allnet-xgs-pon-modul-hier-auch-noch-teilen-ich-setze-es-in-einem-u-783495
https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/questionandanswer/ich-moechte-meine-erfahrungen-zum-allnet-xgs-pon-modul-hier-auch-noch-teilen-ich-setze-es-in-einem-u-783495

It is doable with some VLAN settings. The NSN from the ISP is required and must be entered into the Swisscom BBCS page. The router I plan on using is the Fritz!box 5530 XGS-PON with its own SFP+ module (that is compatible only with Fritz! box), it is certified for Swisscom BBCS https://www.swisscom.ch/dam/swisscom/en/ws/documents/E_BBCS-Documents/e_bbcs_supporting-documentproved-equipment.pdf

According to MaxiConnect https://www.maxiconnect.ch/wiki/fr/internet-nsn-numero-de-connexion , ISPs have the legal obligation to give me my NSN.

My problem is that I am unsure about what an NSN with Yallo/Sunrise look like. I asked the Yallo support, and what they gave me is my OTO ID that is written on my fiber plug. According to the lady I talked to, they have on their system:

NSN : B.110.XXX.XXX.X (which is my OTO ID)

I find that strange, because if I refer to posts like this one: community.sunrise.ch/d/39607-nsn-nummer , the NSN number is not the OTO ID and can only be obtained from the support, it should not be simply the OTO ID. It should be a 10 digit number. On the other hand, I can translate my OTO ID to a 10 digits number : B.110.XXX.XXX.X = 110XXXXXXX. But it really doesn't look like a NSN because from the sunrise post, 010 does not match any ISP from the list: https://www.bakom.admin.ch/fr/deploiement-de-la-fibre-optique-en-suisse

So, could someone help me to know if the Yallo support is right (my NSN is my OTO ID) or wrong (the NSN is something else and they are failing to give it to me) ?

Thanks in advance for any answer, have a nice day

maxell182

SaladCesar

To keep it simple:

NSN - is only used in the Swisscom VDSL Network and has no use in the FTTH world.
In FTTH the line is identified via the OTO-Number.

You won't get a NSN Number from support because you are using the FTTH Network where a NSN doesn't exist.

maxell182

SaladCesar

maxell182 Thank you very much for your answer ! That's very clear. So the Yallo support was right, my NSN is my OTO ID.

Would you have informations if this still works if I want to use my own Fritz!box router to register on Swisscom's BBCS page ?

maxell182

hi SaladCesar

Thats something I don't know.

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maxell182

qwertz123

Any updates on this ? Im thinking about switching to Yallo and in the future get my self a good router (5690 xgs). But not having a real dual stack configuration is a dealbreaker for me

maxell182

qwertz123

Sadly, I don't have any info about Yallo Products.

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