Time Capsule Airport Connection with Deutsche Telekom 300HS VDSL Modem

I just swithched my Deutsche Telekom connection to VDSL 50 but can no longer connect to the internet. There are a couple of configurations I have tried:
a. The Speedport 300 HS modem connected directly to the Time Capsule.
b. As above, but with the Speedport W700V router in between the modem and Time Capsule.
The green light on the modem is illuminated to confirm the VDSL is available.
Could somebody please advise the correct settings in the Airport Utility to make either configuration above work?
Thanks,
Paul

b. As above, but with the Speedport W700V router in between the modem and Time Capsule.
The green light on the modem is illuminated to confirm the VDSL is available.
Could somebody please advise the correct settings in the Airport Utility to make either configuration above work?
Thanks,
Paul
This is the easiest one.. just use TC in bridge. You go to the airport utility, manual setup, select internet tab and under connection sharing.. off bridge mode.
a. The Speedport 300 HS modem connected directly to the Time Capsule.
This is harder as it depends on the authentication system used by your VDSL..
The TC has limited options.. either DHCP.. so the vdsl has to pass the public IP as in half bridge type system.. or it has to be PPPoE authentication.. as that is the only other alternative offered.

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Hi William,
Thanks.
Well this morning I thought I'd try something else.
I reconnected my old Base Station (the UFO model) and tried to connect to that (letting it run a separate network from the TC). And presto! Internet speed normal (2Mbps).
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