Using Regular (DSL) router with FTTH ONU

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@varkey Above are bridge mode screenshots
 
Looks alright to me. As I said, its possible they are performing some sort of MAC address binding. If you check the authentication logs from your Netgear device, it might show something.
 
FTTHEnthusiast said:
I have an FTTH connection at my apartment. The router that comes with it is mentioned below.

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The ONU can be used in router mode and bridge mode, currently configured as Router but it's a single band (2.4 Ghz) with WLAN speed upto 300Mbps. I already have a Netgear Dual band router that is ideal for DSL (RJ45) connections. How do I connect that router to ONU and use the it for WiFi instead of ONU.
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conect both router with lan cable and keep admin ip address of onu 192.168.1.1 and keep admin ip address of 192.168.2.1 of another router then check connection will work
 
I tried bridge mode for my bsnl ftth, it didn't work. Is it because BSNL does MAC address binding?
 


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