Questions about Galaxus 10 Gbit/s Fiber

Does this router firmware have bridge mode? Or it’s the same firmware from Sunrise that only comes with DMZ?

Is VPN and fixed IP possible? Mfg pwl

When will you implement the bridge mode ? I would only take out a plan if you offer Bridgemode !

Is there an additional cable connection fee with this Internet that I have to pay to Sunrise/UPC or is this Internet exempt?

I have the Zyxel AX-7501. I want to use my Pi-hole as DNS, but unfortunately the manual configuration of DNS is disabled in the DHCP settings (/HomeNetworking/DHCP-DNS Values), only DNS Proxy or ISP Values are available. It annoys me to have to use a 3rd party DHCP while it is supported on the router with a non restricted firmware. Any chance to have this setting made available to us soon ?

My OTO socket is (unfortunately) located in the fuse and distribution box in my flat. There are only RJ45 sockets in the rooms, which have to be patched accordingly in the box. I would therefore have to place the Zyxel router in the fuse and distribution box. The WLAN signal would therefore probably be correspondingly weak. Is there also a kind of "WLAN box" for the router (as with the competition)? Or how do I solve this WLAN problem? Thank you in advance for your expertise and assessment.

You mentioned in your original post, that you will offer lower speeds around summer (1 Gbps, 5 Gbps). 1) Will it be possible to downgrade in case someone buys now the 10 Gbps? 2) How easy will this process be? I imagine that since there is no minimum period, this should happen immediately by the end of the month without any further complications. Is this correct? 3) Any ideas on the pricing for the lower speeds? 4) Other routers also possible in the future? Thanks!

Is the IP address you receive public?

Is it possible to operate the Zyxel in bridge mode?

Why are there delays with the start date even though Galaxus had more than 2 months to plan it?

I cancelled my Salt subscription after six years and have now ordered an Internet subscription from Galaxus. Let's see how it works out.

Hey Galaxus, wann Bridge Mode?

I have a fibre optic cable from Zürinet here. Will the Galaxus Internet HFC 1 Gbit/s then run on it, or will it only run via the cable TV network?

Is it now possible to use your own DNS server?

Is there already a timetable for when it will be possible to store your own DNS server?

If you already have a sunrise router, can you use it? Or do you have to use the new one? Would save some time for the linked devices?

Is it possible to operate the router in modem mode? By modem mode I mean: no actual router operation, but only as a modem so that the connected device is "directly" connected to the Internet. This is necessary to operate my current router with port forwarding for certain devices.

Our existing expansion of the Internet environment with AVM products (FritzBox, FritzRepeater, FritzFons, FritzPowerLine) would become obsolete immediately. When can we expect direct integration into the AVM ecosystem?

What is the average speed?

Is there a way to use the DM from Ubiquiti with the right glass plug-in directly without the Zyxel router?

Can the Zyxel AX7501 NAT Loopback (Hairpin NAT)? So can I share a local system via a port of the public IP via NAT and then also access it from the internal network via the public IP/port? I used to have a Sunrise router that couldn't do that...

Could you please complete the product dimensions. Thank you very much!

According to the product detail page on Galaxus, there are two types of routers available with this subscription: the Zyxel AX7501 or the Zyxel PE5301. Is the device assigned at random, or are there specific reasons that determine which one you receive?

Can I use my own router

Am I seeing this right, this device doesn't have built-in Wi-Fi?

The Fiber FAQ states that the router has a public IPv4 address and port forwarding. Are there any specific ports that cannot be forwarded, for example, port 25 for mail, as is the case with other routers? Otherwise, if I understand correctly, is it possible to run a (mail) server using a DynDNS provider?

If I have a guest Wi-Fi, I can also configure it myself!

The Zyxel is in the basement and I have several Ubiquity APs distributed throughout the house. To set up a guest Wi-Fi, I need VLANs on the LAN side of the router (which the router does support). However, this has been disabled by Galaxus, apparently for technical reasons. It is not entirely clear to me what the technical reasons are for restricting the router so severely on the LAN side. Why are useful features deliberately disabled? I would like to avoid double-NAT and not use an additional router. Is there a sensible solution here that I am overlooking?

It is important to me that I can use my own router (Ubiquity), either directly or at least via passthrough/bridge mode. Is this possible? The main argument, among others, is NAT/port forwarding.

So if it has a Bridge Mode and I can take over my fixed IP from Thurcom, I'll buy it immediately!!!