if you have steady hand , then worth a tryhere is a bit of the leg still outside though so I might the able to get a wire soldered to it
if you have steady hand , then worth a tryhere is a bit of the leg still outside though so I might the able to get a wire soldered to it
Now that we have the connection data entered, we have to trick the OLT into believing that our GPON module is the one provided by our ISP. To do this, we will connect through SSH and start by editing the /etc/init.d/sys.sh file , where we will specify the manufacturer of the ONT, the Hardware Version and again, the Serial Number.
During the initial connection between OLT and ONU, the ONU uploads the MIB information. On the OLT side, the OLT checks the ONU validation using ONU model name, firmware version and serial number.
If the RADIUS authentication is required when the OLT and ONU are connected each other, the OLT sends Access-Request message with the authentication attributes (user name, user password, OLT-ID, ONU-ID, ONT model name, serial number, firmware version) to the RADIUS server.
Some Fiber Vendor/Wholesale/ISP have explicit LAN Port Number provisioning or proprietary OMCI that ONT Stick cant not understand, this will make ONT Stick reply OK whatever OMCI OLT throw at!