Following is the Modem configuration data for Speedy connections: Encapsulation, VPI , and VCI , for various ADSL Modems
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Important information like this should be found on the official homepage of ISP SPEEDY (TelkomNet) which should know more about technical data / configuration. So that we are not forced to find it on our own. This post was discussed at WPKO (Waroeng Pojok Kang Onno) , then forwarded to several blogs that discuss speedy. May be useful…
A. Jakarta
1. For ADSL Modem made by Alcatel-Lucent (France)
Encapsulation = PPPoA • VPI = 8 • VCI = 35
2. For ADSL Modem made by Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (China)
Encapsulation = PPPoE • VPI = 0 • VCI = 35 (old)
Encapsulation = PPPoE VPI = 8 VCI = 81 ( updated , thanks to s4nji 
3. For ADSL Modem made by Siemens AktienGesellschaft (Germany)
Encapsulation = PPPoA • VPI = 1 • VCI = 33
B. Sumatra, West Java, Central Java, East Java, Bali, Kalimantan, Sulawesi
1. For DSLAM made by ZTE (ZhongXing Telecommunication Equipment Co Ltd) (China)
Encapsulation = PPPoE • VPI = 8 • VCI = 81
2. For DSLAM made by Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (China)
Encapsulation = PPPoE VPI = 0 VCI = 35
3. For DSLAM made by ArticoNet
Encapsulation = PPPoE • VPI = 0 • VCI = 35
4. For TP-Link’s ADSL Modem (the most frequently used type is TD-8817)
Encapsulation = PPPoE LLc VPI = 0 VCI = 35
NOTE
- VPI: Virtual Path Identifier refers to an 8-bit (user-to-network) or 12-bit (inter-network packet) field in the header of an Asynchronous Transfer Mode (MTA) packet. VPI, together with VCI ( Virtual Channel Identifier is used to identify the destination of the next cell as it passes through a series of MTA switches on its way. VPI is useful for subtracting the switch table of multiple Virtual Circuits having a specific path .
- VCI: Virtual channel identifier is a unique identifier that identifies a specific virtual circuit on a network. VCI is a 16-bit field in the Asynchronous Transfer Mode cell header. VCI, together with VPI ( Virtual Path Identifier is used to identify the destination of the next cell as it passes through a series of MTA switches.
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