Settings for TP-Link Router for Plusnet Fibre?

[#1]

Hello.
Is there anyone who uses a TP-Link router successfully with their Plusnet Fibre connection?
If so, can you please inform me of all the required settings for a nice and stable connection?
Thanks.

[#2]

I have a TP-LINK TL-WDR3600 dual; band router connected to my FTTC 80/20. The only thing I did was to set the WAN connection to 'PPPoE/Russia PPPoE', set your plusnet userid & password and finally set 'connect automatically' on. All the other defaults e.g. MTU = 1480 should work ok.
You may have to setup security/ port forwarding etc. to your needs. I had to do some stuff for voip, wireless ( both 2.4 & 5GHZ),  add USB storage etc.

[#3]

As above - exactly how mine is set up.
You may need to wait 5 minutes or so for the router to sync up for the first time but reboots are rapid after that

[#4]

Ditto.

[#5]

Awesome. Thanks a lot!

[#6]

Quote from: GrahamClark

I have a TP-LINK TL-WDR3600 dual; band router connected to my FTTC 80/20. The only thing I did was to set the WAN connection to 'PPPoE/Russia PPPoE', set your plusnet userid & password and finally set 'connect automatically' on. All the other defaults e.g. MTU = 1480 should work ok. You may have to setup security/ port forwarding etc. to your needs. I had to do some stuff for voip, wireless ( both 2.4 & 5GHZ),  add USB storage etc.

Sorry for the NOOB question but can you anyone give a dummies guide for the above!
Thank you

[#7]

I've got the router up and running.
I got a question however. IP Gateway for the Plusnet router was 192.168.1.64
This one is 192.168.0.1
Does that matter?
Also, connection speed has lowered from 65 to 63

[#8]

The connection speed seems to vary a bit each time you connect / disconnect. Mine is from 65Mb to 73Mb.
The subnet range shouldn't make any difference to you unless you have devices which you have assigned a static IP address to.

[#9]

@cheshirepirate - I'm afraid that's not a router we're familiar with here, but hopefully one of our forum users here who is will be able to update you with one? Hope so.
@OZ - no, that shouldn't make a difference - it only relates to your internal network anyway, and will only be an issue if you've set a static IP for any of the machines on your network. As long as they're all still working there's nothing to worry about there.

[#10]

You might want to check the firewall as it was disabled by default on my TP-Link R460 (great router).

[#11]

I've got the router anyone have slow internet well capped internet when they set up? i'm only getting <10MB (10mb is max) download should be getting 30 - 40MB...