Globe@Home GFiber Broadband Thread

• michaelrab13 on 15 Feb 20 @ 01:04 PM #

  Tried contacting the hotline for the updated promos nila mukhang hindi fully aware yung agent na nakausap ko. My question is since nag update sila ng promos mag mamanual ba yung existing users na tumawag sa hotline para maupdate yung speed nila or si globe na mismo mag initiate ng updgrade for the existing users?

• sausuke11 on 15 Feb 20 @ 01:53 PM #

  try ko din tumawag mamaya, mukang lutang pa mga agents haha
  
  EDIT:
  marunong kausap ko. So sa mga 6 months pataas na account pwede daw. Upgrade or downgrade. Sa akin wala pang 1 month hintay pa ako July. So far ganun din plan ko pero diretso 50 Mbps na hehe.
  
  -- edited by sausuke11 on Feb 15 2020, 02:06 PM

• michaelrab13 on 15 Feb 20 @ 03:10 PM #

  @sausuke may need ba daw bayaran if mag upgrade ng speed and about sa lock in period ma eextend ba? 6 months na kasi tong account ko planning din mag upgrade haha.

• ccl2003 on 15 Feb 20 @ 04:35 PM #

  @michaelrab13
  
  Walang babayaran sa upgrade pero syempre matic na extended lock-in period sa bilia ng panahon di mo man lang mararamdaman yun.

• adummyuser on 16 Feb 20 @ 05:45 PM #

  Hello po. Ano po yung superadmin username and password ng Globe HG8245H?

• unimodem on 16 Feb 20 @ 06:53 PM #

  Hello po. Ano po yung superadmin username and password ng Globe HG8245H?

  
  Not sure if this still works but eto dati yung para sa Huawei HG8245H for Globe Fiber.
  username: admin and password: globe@XXXXXX - where X are the last 6 digits of your ONU's MAC Address

• Decidueye on 17 Feb 20 @ 03:18 AM #

  Hello mga sir, ask ko lang magkano yung idagdag sa plan if kukuha ako ng public IP? Will move to a new area soon at available ang Globe Fiber dun.
  
  Kamusta performance niya sa online games and peak hours? Choosing between 1899 and 2899

• ccl2003 on 17 Feb 20 @ 07:59 AM #

  username: admin and password: globe@XXXXXX - where X are the last 6 digits of your ONU's MAC Address

  
  
  +1

• dengame on 18 Feb 20 @ 08:04 PM #

  Guys ano pong admin password ng An5506-04-fa ni Globe? TIA

• oisilener1982 on 19 Feb 20 @ 12:15 PM #

  Globe Cebu Server
  
  Globe Cebu Server
  
  Sky Fiber Server
  
  
  <click here for link>
  765Mbps sa Plan 2499
  
  -- edited by oisilener1982 on Feb 19 2020, 01:11 PM

• TheUninvited on 19 Feb 20 @ 07:24 PM #

  Someone is getting fired lol.
  
  Looks like everyone's got an ultra speed boost.

• oisilener1982 on 19 Feb 20 @ 07:46 PM #

  Paki post ng screenshots sa speedtest at kung ilan ang plan :) Sigurado may speed upgrade ang Globe dahil sa PLDT speedboost

• TheUninvited on 19 Feb 20 @ 08:59 PM #

  Balik na to normal speeds after restarting the router.
  
  Back to ~90Mbps na ako.
  
  Plan 1899 50/600GB

• pepspeps on 20 Feb 20 @ 07:32 AM #

  TheUninvited on 19 Feb 20 @ 07:24 PM - User is online #
  
  Someone is getting fired lol.
  
  Looks like everyone's got an ultra speed boost.

  
  
  My thoughts exactly.
  
  
  

• polpoln on 20 Feb 20 @ 08:13 AM #

  
  
  
  Plan 1899 50Mbps/600GB

• adummyuser on 22 Feb 20 @ 08:41 PM #

  @unimodem
  
  thanks!
  
  @dengame
  
  Username: admin
  Password: 3UJUh2VemEfUtesEchEC2d2e

• johnmendoza42 on 23 Feb 20 @ 07:38 PM #

  VDSL
  Synchronization Status: Up
  Connection Status: Up
  Up Rate: 7331 kbps
  Down Rate: 60872 kbps
  Upstream Noise Margin: 5.8 dB
  Downstream Noise Margin: 10.0 dB
  InterleaveDepth: 2685
  Line Standard: G.993.2_Annex_B
  Up Line Attenuation: 3.2 dB
  Down Line Attenuation: 5.1 dB
  Upstream Output Power: -25.6 dBm
  Downstream Output Power: 14.2 dBm
  CRC Errors: 0
  FEC Errors: 0
  
  
  Ano po ba tong InterleaveDepth bat ang taas sakin? yung iba 0 or 1 lang yan a

• jaypeeb0917 on 25 Feb 20 @ 04:38 AM #

  Good day sa lahat! Meron bang guide on how to use my own router with Globe fiber? Pashare naman or pa link if meron. Pleaseeee :) TIA

• eaforlife on 25 Feb 20 @ 11:13 AM #

  Good day sa lahat! Meron bang guide on how to use my own router with Globe fiber? Pashare naman or pa link if meron. Pleaseeee :) TIA

  
  
  Well the router you're gonna buy has their instructions on how to set it up. Make sure to read as it'll help you configure your WIFI and other settings depending on what you need.
  
  All of them are plug and play.
  Just plug your router via ethernet (cat5, 5e, 6) to any LAN ports of your modem to the WAN/INTERNET port of your router.
  
  To disable the WiFi of your modem there usually is some buttons behind the router which you can use to turn off it's WiFi. The indicator on the modem is usually the lights on WLAN1 and WLAN2 (if it has 5G) are off.
  That way all connections go to your router instead of Globe's modem.

• jaypeeb0917 on 25 Feb 20 @ 09:52 PM #

  Well the router you're gonna buy has their instructions on how to set it up. Make sure to read as it'll help you configure your WIFI and other settings depending on what you need.
  
  All of them are plug and play.
  Just plug your router via ethernet (cat5, 5e, 6) to any LAN ports of your modem to the WAN/INTERNET port of your router.
  
  To disable the WiFi of your modem there usually is some buttons behind the router which you can use to turn off it's WiFi. The indicator on the modem is usually the lights on WLAN1 and WLAN2 (if it has 5G) are off.
  That way all connections go to your router instead of Globe's modem.

  
  
  Thanks. So diretso na pala. No need to do bridge mode? Just disable the WAN sa modem. Tapos na. Tama po ba?

• ccl2003 on 26 Feb 20 @ 02:30 PM #

  VDSL
  Synchronization Status: Up
  Connection Status: Up
  Up Rate: 7331 kbps
  Down Rate: 60872 kbps
  Upstream Noise Margin: 5.8 dB
  Downstream Noise Margin: 10.0 dB
  InterleaveDepth: 2685
  Line Standard: G.993.2_Annex_B
  Up Line Attenuation: 3.2 dB
  Down Line Attenuation: 5.1 dB
  Upstream Output Power: -25.6 dBm
  Downstream Output Power: 14.2 dBm
  CRC Errors: 0
  FEC Errors: 0
  

  
  
  

  *Globe Tattoo Broadband Wired ADSL/VDSL Thread
  
  <click here for link>
  

• eaforlife on 26 Feb 20 @ 03:22 PM #

  Thanks. So diretso na pala. No need to do bridge mode? Just disable the WAN sa modem. Tapos na. Tama po ba?

  
  Well di na need ng bridge mode. You can just set on your modem to DMZ the IP address of your router. Login to the GUI with the provided credential (eg for fiberhome: username: user password: tattoo@home). Then go to Application tab -> DMZ. Select "enable" and set the IP address of your router (eg: 192.168.254.100). Then hit apply and then reboot the modem.
  
  IF, only IF, you need to bridge mode for whatever reason. You have to get your Globe PPPoE username(see step 6 below) and password(password is usually your account number), as well as your connection's VLAN ID (follow steps below) since you will need that for your router.
  
  1. Login to Globe modem GUI using their special admin credential (eg for fiberhome username: admin password: 3UJUh2VemEfUtesEchEC2d2e).
  2. Go to Network Tab.
  3. Go to Broadband Settings side menu.
  4. Highlight 1_TR069_INTERNET_R_VID_1. Then below look for VLAN ID and copy the vlan id. Once you took note of your vlan id change it to "1".
  5. Untick/uncheck all LAN bindings.
  6. Copy your PPPoE username at the "username" text box (important!).
  7. Connection Trigger: "MANUAL" then press "disconnect".
  8. Hit Apply.
  9. Go back to the top where the WAN LIST is located and click on "ADD" button.
  10. Make sure you set these: WAN enable [enable], VLAN enable [enable], Service Type [INTERNET], Connection Type [Bridge], VLAN ID [your vlan id], Priority [0], LAN Bindings [All ticked/All checked], 2.4G Bindings [All unticked/checked], 5G Bindings [All unticked/checked].
  11. Hit apply.
  12. So now under your WAN list you should have 3 WANs: 1. for TR069 INTERNET, 2. for VOIP, 3 for INTERNET (the one you just made).
  13. Reboot modem (careful not to select "restore" this will clear all your settings losing your internet and landline).
  14. On your router: Go to WAN settings (or Internet settings).
  15. Set connection to protocol to PPPoE.
  16. Set your PPPoE credentials.
  17. You can also change the DNS to your liking.
  18. Apply settings then reboot the router.
  19. Test connection.
  
  -- edited by eaforlife on Feb 26 2020, 03:23 PM

• jaypeeb0917 on 27 Feb 20 @ 03:56 AM #

  Well di na need ng bridge mode. You can just set on your modem to DMZ the IP address of your router. Login to the GUI with the provided credential (eg for fiberhome: username: user password: tattoo@home). Then go to Application tab -> DMZ. Select "enable" and set the IP address of your router (eg: 192.168.254.100). Then hit apply and then reboot the modem.
  
  IF, only IF, you need to bridge mode for whatever reason. You have to get your Globe PPPoE username(see step 6 below) and password(password is usually your account number), as well as your connection's VLAN ID (follow steps below) since you will need that for your router.
  
  1. Login to Globe modem GUI using their special admin credential (eg for fiberhome username: admin password: 3UJUh2VemEfUtesEchEC2d2e).
  2. Go to Network Tab.
  3. Go to Broadband Settings side menu.
  4. Highlight 1_TR069_INTERNET_R_VID_1. Then below look for VLAN ID and copy the vlan id. Once you took note of your vlan id change it to "1".
  5. Untick/uncheck all LAN bindings.
  6. Copy your PPPoE username at the "username" text box (important!).
  7. Connection Trigger: "MANUAL" then press "disconnect".
  8. Hit Apply.
  9. Go back to the top where the WAN LIST is located and click on "ADD" button.
  10. Make sure you set these: WAN enable [enable], VLAN enable [enable], Service Type [INTERNET], Connection Type [Bridge], VLAN ID [your vlan id], Priority [0], LAN Bindings [All ticked/All checked], 2.4G Bindings [All unticked/checked], 5G Bindings [All unticked/checked].
  11. Hit apply.
  12. So now under your WAN list you should have 3 WANs: 1. for TR069 INTERNET, 2. for VOIP, 3 for INTERNET (the one you just made).
  13. Reboot modem (careful not to select "restore" this will clear all your settings losing your internet and landline).
  14. On your router: Go to WAN settings (or Internet settings).
  15. Set connection to protocol to PPPoE.
  16. Set your PPPoE credentials.
  17. You can also change the DNS to your liking.
  18. Apply settings then reboot the router.
  19. Test connection.

  
  
  Thanks sa info sir. Akala ko kasi required talaga mag bridged mode para mag add ng router. May extra routers kasi ako na balak ko gamitin as dedicated routers instead of the huawei modem provided by globe. Na check ko nga ang interface ng huawei modem and i can simply disable the wan function. I will try to test if I can add the routers without any issue.

• si60ty_se7en on 27 Feb 20 @ 09:27 PM #

  Anyone here from Galas, Quezon City? Ok ba ang service ng Globe Fiber sa area?

• kikokiko123 on 27 Feb 20 @ 10:06 PM #

  upgraded from 1899 to 2499
  2499 100mbps 1TB allocation
  with hooq, iflix, amazon prime
  
  out of contract na eh. sa wakas nagcontact din sila saken

• johnmendoza42 on 28 Feb 20 @ 09:47 PM #

  upgraded from 1899 to 2499
  2499 100mbps 1TB allocation
  with hooq, iflix, amazon prime
  
  out of contract na eh. sa wakas nagcontact din sila saken

  
  
  pag nag iba ba ng plan bago ule contract?
  pano kung under contract tas nag upgrade ng plan

• kikokiko123 on 29 Feb 20 @ 03:42 PM #

  pag nag iba ba ng plan bago ule contract?
  pano kung under contract tas nag upgrade ng plan

  
  
  hindi ko alam minimum months para mka pa upgrade eh
  meron ata ganun bago pa upgrade
  
  oo boss balik 2 years contract.
  4 years nman na ako sa globe kaya okay lang. from adsl to fiber globe na ako
  
  -- edited by kikokiko123 on Feb 29 2020, 03:50 PM
  
  -- edited by kikokiko123 on Feb 29 2020, 03:51 PM

• ccl2003 on 29 Feb 20 @ 09:12 PM #

  6 months pwede na upgrade to a higher plan

• blackcow2012 on 29 Feb 20 @ 11:00 PM #

  @ccl2003
  
  Plan 2899 ako Sir ano po ba ang next na upgrade path ko sa Globe fiber?

• ccl2003 on 01 Mar 20 @ 07:11 AM #

  @blackcow2012
  
  Sa Home plan wala na unless you will shift to Business plans na