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So in a major Victory was able to finally configure my ONT in bridge mode today, although I do have a very noob level question...
What do we do with the DHCP server on both the routers ? like one in TP-Link and Netlink...do I leave both of them as enabled or should I switch one these off as we do when using the tplink router as a dummy AP ?
Also, any suggestions and advice wrt the security settings on both devices ?
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What do we do with the DHCP server on both the routers ? like one in TP-Link and Netlink...do I leave both of them as enabled or should I switch one these off as we do when using the tplink router as a dummy AP ?
Also, any suggestions and advice wrt the security settings on both devices ?
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@dhyaneshwar94 but won't disabling DHCP on the ONT also prevent from
1. signing in the default gateway of the ONT when connected through ethernet cable ?
2. redirecting the signal to the TP-Link router's ip address ?
Also should the tplink router's ip address be from the same IP address pool as that of the ONT ? like if ont is 192.168.1.1 then the router must be a 192.168.1.xx or can it also be anything else like 192.168.0.xx ?
1. signing in the default gateway of the ONT when connected through ethernet cable ?
2. redirecting the signal to the TP-Link router's ip address ?
Also should the tplink router's ip address be from the same IP address pool as that of the ONT ? like if ont is 192.168.1.1 then the router must be a 192.168.1.xx or can it also be anything else like 192.168.0.xx ?
hello @varkey , i need your help for set my Vlan binding. i want to ping my sip server in bridge mode.This is how my my VLAN binding is set. Both voice and internet vlans through the same port.
My current configurations are
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Followed these steps with my Netlink HG323RGW and an Archer C7, and it worked fine without any issues.
A couple of queries though:
1. How do I access the modem settings interface? Can I still connect using a LAN cable and access it? Is there any method to access the interface via Wifi?
2. I do understand NAT or DHCP or other related terms. Is there something that I should intentionally switch on or off, either in the modem or in the router?
Tagging @varkey and @vishalrao too!
Thank you.
I have done the same, everything works fine. But upload speeds are slower!!
This approach with making Netlink in Bridge mode and using a different Router like TP-Link to connect via PPPoE will work flawlessly. But there is a catch, if the ISP has enabled auto configuration feature(Net Link apparently provides this), on connecting the PON, all the changes you have done will auto reset, making the dumb NetLink again a Router.
There is no escape out of this other than to buy a XPON Terminal. I had bought TP Link XPON terminal (Rs 1800) 1-Port Gigabit XPON Terminal and then used that as Modem for my TP Link Router. Configuration was easy, had to just configure the VLAN ID in the terminal, then call up ISP to whitelist the mac address of the Terminal for WAN.
I think TP Link also has a Modem + Router that supports PON now AC1200 Wireless VoIP XPON Router
Havent tried this one yet, but i think it should work if you dont have a good Router and is stuck with dumb NetLink.
There is no escape out of this other than to buy a XPON Terminal. I had bought TP Link XPON terminal (Rs 1800) 1-Port Gigabit XPON Terminal and then used that as Modem for my TP Link Router. Configuration was easy, had to just configure the VLAN ID in the terminal, then call up ISP to whitelist the mac address of the Terminal for WAN.
I think TP Link also has a Modem + Router that supports PON now AC1200 Wireless VoIP XPON Router
Havent tried this one yet, but i think it should work if you dont have a good Router and is stuck with dumb NetLink.
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