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DASAN h660gm-a bridge mode
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Could you elaborate more on what you mean by
Also how do I configure bridge mode? Is there a setting available or do I have to contact airtel?
If you could also post screenshot of the WAN settings, it'd be of great help!
Do you mean that if I enable Bridge mode, I wont be able to use the other LAN ports?
Also how do I configure bridge mode? Is there a setting available or do I have to contact airtel?
If you could also post screenshot of the WAN settings, it'd be of great help!
Thanks for the screenshots.
I have this scenario, would I be able to achieve this?
WAN Set to Bridge Mode
LAN 1 -> Connected to Raspberry Pi in which I will enter PPPoE Username password.
Now I have a LAN IP 192.168.xx and an IP from PPPoE on the Pi.
LAN 2 - 4 -> Connected to Laptop/TV other client devices. 192.168.xx
Set Raspberry Pi as the gateway
Now will the devices in LAN 2-4 be able to access internet by going through Raspberry Pi?
I have this scenario, would I be able to achieve this?
WAN Set to Bridge Mode
LAN 1 -> Connected to Raspberry Pi in which I will enter PPPoE Username password.
Now I have a LAN IP 192.168.xx and an IP from PPPoE on the Pi.
LAN 2 - 4 -> Connected to Laptop/TV other client devices. 192.168.xx
Set Raspberry Pi as the gateway
Now will the devices in LAN 2-4 be able to access internet by going through Raspberry Pi?
All I want is 1 device on LAN port to initiate the PPPoE connection, and the rest LAN devices use that as gateway.
Sorry not sure if i understood your requirement corrctly.
WAN Set to Bridge Mode
LAN 1 -> Connected to Raspberry Pi in which I will enter PPPoE Username password.
Now I have a LAN IP 192.168.xx and an IP from PPPoE on the Pi.
Answer: Yes, you can do it with Bridge option
LAN 2 - 4 -> Connected to Laptop/TV other client devices. 192.168.xx
Set Raspberry Pi as the gateway
Now will the devices in LAN 2-4 be able to access internet by going through Raspberry Pi?
Trying to answer this. For eg. you have created WAN profile say WAN0 as bridge mode. And your secondary router is connected in LAN 1, or 2,3,4 as bridge. You can get internet only on secondary router thru bridge mode. Other LAN ports in Dasan will not get internet thru any of ports until you disable the bridge mode and return to Dasan PPPOe mode.
Dasan restrict the creation of multiple PPP0e session what we have seen in other router. Its restrict with VLAN ID. So you can create any WAN profile with just single VLAN ID 100.
i have less knowledge about Rasberry pi. Please ping me on telegram, will try to clarify .
WAN Set to Bridge Mode
LAN 1 -> Connected to Raspberry Pi in which I will enter PPPoE Username password.
Now I have a LAN IP 192.168.xx and an IP from PPPoE on the Pi.
Answer: Yes, you can do it with Bridge option
LAN 2 - 4 -> Connected to Laptop/TV other client devices. 192.168.xx
Set Raspberry Pi as the gateway
Now will the devices in LAN 2-4 be able to access internet by going through Raspberry Pi?
Trying to answer this. For eg. you have created WAN profile say WAN0 as bridge mode. And your secondary router is connected in LAN 1, or 2,3,4 as bridge. You can get internet only on secondary router thru bridge mode. Other LAN ports in Dasan will not get internet thru any of ports until you disable the bridge mode and return to Dasan PPPOe mode.
Dasan restrict the creation of multiple PPP0e session what we have seen in other router. Its restrict with VLAN ID. So you can create any WAN profile with just single VLAN ID 100.
i have less knowledge about Rasberry pi. Please ping me on telegram, will try to clarify .
Okay, can you tell your username or are you in the TG group of this site?
Pinged you, thanks! I will update this thread after discussion for other users to refer later 🙂
Sorry, missed the 's'
MadAxe
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@amits0809 Can you post images of the Dasan H680GM-A2 that you got?
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