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Bt will supply a white box fixed to the wall with a battery backup. Its a simple fiber to ethernet bridge
The output from that box is tcp/ip ethernet - connect to it and set up you pppoe connection.
If using static ranges:
I strongly suggest using the stock BT Black Modem as the ip forwarding is a total pain and the stock routers have all the difficult stuff per configured.
All you need to do is connect to the 1gb port on the router and assign the static to your pfsence, and all an allow all all rule to the bt firewall.
if only using the dynamic ip, or a single static:
Connect the pfsence directly and configure pppoe on the pfSense.
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