Bod-bod modem ALLNET ALL-BM300

The ALLNET ALL-BM300 is a point-to-point multi VDSL2 & G.fast Bridge Modem designed to provide high-speed internet access over existing copper infrastructure. It supports ITU-T G.9700/G.9701 and G.fast 106/212 double-wave profiles, with symmetrical bandwidths up to 1 Gbps. The modem connects directly to a broadband router, firewall, PC or Mac via its LAN port and is backward compatible with VDSL2 Super-Vectoring Profile 35b and VDSL2 Profile 17A. A VLAN ID can be configured in the web interface when VLAN settings are required.

Advantages

The ALL-BM300 offers a cost-effective way to deliver gigabit-class speeds over copper lines, supporting both VDSL2 and G.fast standards for flexible deployment in FTTdp/FTTN scenarios. It supports 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet connections, uses standard HTTP/HTTPS management protocols, and includes LED indicators for link status. The modem requires a simple physical connection to a router or firewall with no additional settings needed for typical use, while advanced VLAN configuration is available through the web interface.

Suitable for

• FTTdp and FTTN deployments where existing copper pairs are used
• Upgrading last-mile connections to gigabit-capable service
• Integration with broadband routers, firewalls, or residential gateway devices

Key specifications

• Standards: ITU-T G.9700/G.9701, G.fast 106/212; backward compatible with VDSL2 Profile 35b and 17A
• Interface: 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet LAN port
• Maximum bandwidth: up to 1 Gbps symmetrical (G.fast)
• Management: HTTP/HTTPS web interface with VLAN ID configuration
• Power: 12 V DC
• Indicators: LED status indicators for link and operation
• Form factor/color: compact unit, black

How to use

Connect the ALL-BM300 to the incoming copper line and link its Ethernet LAN port to your broadband router, firewall PC or Mac. Power the device with a 12 V DC adapter. For most installations no additional configuration is required; the connected router or firewall obtains the internet connection via the modem. If your network requires VLAN tagging, open the modem’s web interface and enter the VLAN ID as provided by your service provider.

Recommendations

Install the modem in a dry, ventilated location close to the router and the copper termination point. Use shielded Ethernet cables for improved signal reliability and follow your ISP’s guidance for VLAN settings and placement to achieve optimal G.fast or VDSL2 performance.