What router do I need for NBN FTTP/HFC/FTTC?

You can use almost any standard router with a WAN (Internet) port, as the fiber box acts as the modem. No built-in modem is required — just a good-quality router. ✅ Recommended: For small to medium (50-100 square meters) homes: ASUS RT-AX52, For medium (100-200 square meters) homes: ASUS RT-57 For large (over 300 square … Read more

I live in a granny flat. What kind of router should I prepare?

If you’re living in a granny flat, the best router option depends on whether the internet service is installed directly in your unit or shared from the main house.Normally NBN fiber box installed at the main house 🔹 1. Fibre/NBN box is installed directly in the granny flat: You can use a regular standalone router … Read more

Do I need a special router for your internet service?

Most modern routers are compatible with our service. Just make sure: -The router supports PPPoE. -The router is not locked to another provider. -If you require a landline/VoIP service, make sure your router supports it.

I live in a standalone house. What kind of router should I use?

For standalone houses, especially larger ones (over 300 square meters or multi-storey), we recommend a high-performance router or a mesh Wi-Fi system with 2–3 nodes. AX3000 or higher Wi-Fi 6 models will provide strong and stable signals throughout the entire house, even extending to your backyard. Recommended systems: ASUS RT-57 AX3000 (2 or 3-Pack) Tip: … Read more

I live in a townhouse or duplex. What router is suitable?

Townhouses and duplexes often have two floors and longer layouts, so a stronger router or a 2-pack mesh Wi-Fi system is recommended. Look for routers with AX3000 to AX6000 Wi-Fi 6 capability to ensure good coverage on both levels. Recommended options: TP-Link AX3000 2 pack or 3 pack Tip: Place one mesh node near your … Read more

I live in an apartment/unit. What kind of router do I need?

If you’re living in an apartment or unit, a basic to mid-range Wi-Fi 5 or Wi-Fi 6 router should be sufficient. Look for models like AX1500 to AX3000. These routers provide enough coverage for smaller spaces and support multiple devices. Recommended models: TP-Link AX1800, ASUS RT-AX52,ASUS RT-57 Tip: If your apartment has thick walls or … Read more

What happens at the end of my contract?

You will be automatically transferred to No-Lock in contract and you internet services will be continued unless you inform us to cancel it. The services can be cancelled as per 30 days notice policy.

How can I update the firmware of my Occom-provided router?

Firmware updates are automatic. For manual updates, you need to login into the router IP and select the Option Administration < Firmware Upgrade and and then upload the Firmware file. This file can be downloaded from the Official website of the Router’s Manufacturer. You can also contact support or refer to your router’s manual.

Single-band VS dual-band router

For optimal WiFi performance, Occom recommends using a dual-band router — now the standard in most modern homes. Why dual-band? Single-band routers (2.4GHz only) offer wide coverage but are more prone to interference and slower speeds, especially in crowded areas. Dual-band routers support both: 2.4GHz: Longer range, better wall penetration, but slower and more interference … Read more

Landline Activation Timeframe

For a new landline number, activation is typically completed within 1 business day. If you are porting an existing number from another provider, the process usually takes 2 to 3 weeks to complete.