Nokia G-140W-F bridge mode?

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@gopichandpai Here is the screenshot of the IPTV section of my router
 

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I am still not able to get the bridge mode working. None of the Airtel guys seem to even understand what I am asking.
 


@gopichandpai Not sure why you're unable to make it work. The process has worked for most of us. Some settings you'll have to adjust based on your router.

Btw why do you need bridge mode? For normal browsing you can just connect via LAN. For port forwarding you can DMZ your router and that should solve the issue.
 
Ok, got it working but not fully! I had to enable dual WAN on my Asus router and choose the primary connection as LAN1. Once this was done, it started working. But getting about 130Mpbs on 200Mbps plan.

I will delete the profile on Nokia ONT and see if it improves the speed. Connecting directly to Nokia ONT gives me full speed
 
Finally got it working. I reset Nokia router. Enabled the bridge mode on LAN1(Bridge mode for me didn't work on any other port than LAN1). Configured PPOE on my Asus router. I didn't have to do vlan tagging and it worked perfectly.

Thanks for me helping me out.

@smnrock after reading your question I tried deleting vlan tag and it is still working.
 
Sorry for the long post!

Guys i tried to bridge this with my Netgear X4S (R7800) back when March when i changed to Airtel Fiber but nothing worked. I searched google and used the alternate method of using DMZ and configuring both routers. I posted the method earlier today on reddit as a solution for people like me as i saw some posts with similar issues. I have been using this for months and it is working perfectly. My pc is connected to my X4S using Netgear A7000 wifi adapter and there are no speed or nat issues in online gaming either. All devices are connected through my X4S and have disabled radios of my Airtel. So sharing it here too if someone wants to try this method if bridge still doesn't work.

Coincidentally my telephone was not working today so Airtel support changed the modem and i now have the newer Nokia G-2425G-A. One immediate change i noticed is now you can't change any settings on the Network-WAN page and nothing is editable unlike the G-140W-F. See the pics below:

G-140W-F
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G-2425G-A
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Anyway these settings do not matter in this method and already am using it on the new modem. I know its not as simple as bridge mode but what works for me and worth a try for those like me.

Settings for Airtel Nokia Modem+Router (192.168.1.1 in my case). Both router should not be connected with each other when configuring either.

1 - LAN Settings: To get your other router working seamlessly first you need to know the MAC address of the other router you are connecting to the airtel one. This is usually written itself on the router at the back. This is because you need to setup DMZ on your airtel router for your other router (step 2). For that you need to give that router a static ip from your airtel router. Use any one from its DHCP range (i set mine for 192.168.1.7 for example).

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2 - DMZ: Enable DMZ as below after you have added a static entry for your other router.

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3 - Finally DNS, Firewall and UPnP settings need to be like this (if its not already)

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Rest of the settings don't need to be touched. Now for your other router settings.

4 - Internet Setup (WAN): Since Airtel will be making internet connection you don't need to using your ISP login settings on your other router and let them remain on default. Here are mine on my Netgear for example:

netgear-router-1.jpg


5 - Lan Settings: My netgear auto-switched from 192.168.1.1 to 10.0.0.1 once it detected a conflict with airtel. You can use any ip adress you want like 192.168.2.1 or 192.168.0.1 etc

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6 - Nat and UPnP: Nat should be disabled on this router as it creates a conflict with airtel where it is enabled

netgear-router-2.jpg


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7 - Now with both routers configured connect them using ethernet cable. The cable should go into internet (coloured) port of your other router.

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Hope this works for you if bridge mode is not working.
 
Finally got bridge mode enabled from back end and connected my Netgear R7000 through PPPOE. It was very straightforward once the backend team enabled port 4 for bridge mode. I also had to delete WAN profile in the Nokia ONT so that R7000 directly logged in. Also, checked for double NAT issue which wasn't there.
 
The router/GPON has a telnet interface. Unfortunately, the console does not provide a facility to configure the router,


Code:
Hello, Welcome to User CLI (version 0.95).
user> show version
Zebra 0.95 (mips-linux).
Copyright 1996-2004, Kunihiro Ishiguro.


user> en

user#
  configure   Configuration from vty interface
  disable     Turn off privileged mode command
  exit        Exit current mode and down to previous mode
  help        Description of the interactive help system
  list        Print command list
  logout      logout and byebye.
  nslookup    Query nameserver for the specified host
  ntp         Date and time in UTC that of the CPE when it sync with SNTP server.
  ping        Send echo messages
  shell       start shell, need to input the dynamic password
  show        Show information from vty interface
  tftp        Transfer syslog,omci,voice log to tftp server.
  traceroute  trace route about a host

user# con

user(config)#
  end      End current mode and down to previous mode
exit     Exit current mode and down to previous mode
  help     Description of the interactive help system
  list     Print command list
rsyslog  Configure rsyslog file size and beacon log level.
  syslog   Configure syslog file number and file size.
user(config)# list
  end
  exit
  help
  list
  rsyslog rgw_filesize <1-5> rgw_loglevel <0-7> beacon_filesize <1-5> beacon_loglevel <0-7> [remote_ip A.B.C.D] [persistent FLAG]
  syslog filenum <1-5> filesize <1-5> [persistent FLAG]


Internally it is running the same software as G140WC,
Code:
user(show)# buildinfo
ONT_TYPE=g140wc
PON_MODE=GPON
SOFTWAREVERSION=DGA.B98p01
PRODUCTCLASS=g140wc
RELEASE=0.0.0
BUILDSTAMP=
BUILDDATE=20191204_1030
COPYRIGHT=ASB
WHOBUILD=buildmgr
IMAGEVERSION=3FE47150DGAB98
VOIP=sip
CONFIG_VOIP_SW=
LATEST_REV=55716
REPO=sw
SIGN=n
CVP_REVISION=3d58ea3594f91a6b91a25ed4c0017b754f08d4b3

There seems to be and old config in the router,
Code:
user(show)# swversion
Software Image #0:
version = 3FE47150DGAB98
is active = Yes
is valid=Yes
is committed =Yes
Software Image #1:
version = 3FE47150DGAB44
is active = No
is valid=Yes
is committed =No
Boot version =U-Boot Dec-31-2016--12:00:00

I have gained Root Access to it , ping me if it helps , ill share you instruction.
 

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