@rahul811 and @Amrish Rupani By the way, what Asus router are you using? You were implying that it offers load balancing and allows you to connect both Airtel and Jio to the same router.
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How to setup bridge mode in Reliance Jio Fiber router?
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Don't we have an option in the modem? I was wondering why do we have to contact the technician for that?
Most of the merlin support routers allow that.
My asus rtn18u 2.4ghz but amazing cpu and range lows the same.
I think it has only one WAN port. I wonder how does it support two separate service providers.
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Did anyone recently try bridge mode on Jio? I was helping a friend remotely with Jio and noticed that there is an option for bridge mode and options to disable DHCP server.
The device is a JCO4032 with a firmware dated April 2, 2020.
I couldn't test it myself, cause Jio router was the only device available.
The device is a JCO4032 with a firmware dated April 2, 2020.
I couldn't test it myself, cause Jio router was the only device available.
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Many details are missing because the default UI is modified.
Either we can use serial port built inside o router to extract data using data dump.
BTW,Jio is using TR-069 and you know how surprises are coming through this.
BTW, Is IP passthrough same as transparent bridge mode....often seen as WDS Bridge on Ubiquiti devices?????
Many details are missing because the default UI is modified.
Either we can use serial port built inside o router to extract data using data dump.
BTW,Jio is using TR-069 and you know how surprises are coming through this.
BTW, Is IP passthrough same as transparent bridge mode....often seen as WDS Bridge on Ubiquiti devices?????
Bridge mode definitely seems to be listed as a "feature" in the gateway. Maybe one day.
I know its a noob question but can anyone explain me what is bridge mode?
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