Lights you should be seeing:

FTTN/FTTB - If your router is plugged in via a cable into a telephone socket

 

Power	Broadband	Internet	Wireless
On - Green	On - Green	On - Green	On - Green

 

You may also have lights on for the Ethernet icon if you have devices cabled directly into the router.

 

FTTP/HFC/FTTC/Fixed Wireless - If your router is plugged in via a cable to a hand-off device (the nbn / OptiComm / LBNCo 'modem' on your wall)

Power	Broadband	Internet	Wireless
On - Green	Off	On - Green	On - Green

You may also have lights on for the Ethernet icon if you have devices cabled directly into the router.

 

If this does not match what you are seeing, please contact us for further support

 

Overall light explanation:

 

	Power	Solid Green	The device is powered on and working properly.
		Solid Red	The device is booting or an error has occurred.
		Off	Power is off.
	Broadband (FTTN/FTTB/FTTR)	Solid Green	A proper connection to a DSL-enabled telephone line
		Blinking Green	Blinking red turning to green light indicates the DSL port is negotiating a connection.
		Off	No connection to a DSL-enabled telephone line.
	Internet	Solid Green	Internet connection is available.
		Blinking Green	There is internet activity.
		Solid Red	A PPP or DHCP failure. Check your username and password.
		Blinking Red/Green	Alternates between red for 1 second then green for 1 second indicate that the firmware is currently being updated.
		Off	No broadband connection was available, or the Internet connection attempt timed out.
	Wireless	Solid Green	Either of the 2.4/5 GHz wireless networks is enabled.
		Blinking Green	There is wireless activity.
		Off	The wireless functionality is disabled.
	Ethernet	Solid Green	A device is connected to the respective LAN port
		Blinking Green	There is LAN port activity
		Off	No Ethernet devices are connected.
	WPS	Blinking Green	The WPS process is active.