Airtel Static IP - Setup Guidance

[gayad]

I use a Whitelist firewall on my PC (Simplewall).
Can it be cos of that? Firefox is whitelisted though?
Edit: Tried with Firewall off, nope.

I am thinking, in the case of Hariselio, different config than his own ONT worked.
Is there no proven technically reproducible method?

Can it really be the bridge from NOC?
@Aryanraj buddy, you too had Bridge + ALCL + G3V1 not scanning right?

My NOC has no profiles set up in WAN like before the router reset and then Bridge (refer to earlier update message) there atleast was IPoE and Voip and usually what I see is IPoE Mode Brodge and Lan 4 Binding.
Is that info only missing for Vlanscan to work?
Cos somethings not matching up with the OLT like its on Nokia.

Are there any cases here with Confirmed Nokia ALCL OLT with G3 V1/V2 working?

 

[gayad]

onu_sn Options Page

Vendor ID: ALCL (Confirmed)
Serial Number: 414c434cxxxxxxxx (Confirmed)
ONT version: 3FE48299DEAA [Is this the "Hardware Version" from G-2425G-A Page? Left it blank as well]
Main software version: 3TN00391IJLJ07 [Resets on save. Saw the same "V3.1.4" on GeekyTwin and Hariselio configs]
Standby software version: 3TN00391IJLJ07 [Same as above]
Card holder type: 3
Equipment ID: G-2425G-A/G2425GA
[Is this supposed to be the "Device Name"? Saw on Hariselio config it's model no of a Huawei. Input only "Nokia"? Left it blank as well]
OMCC version: Seen and Tried 0x80/0x86/0xA1
Traffic management options: 0/2

I've seen GeekyTwins Video only use Vendor ID, GponSN, 0x86 & 2.
Can't see a Vlan scan in that vid though.
Btw after every change I restart router and then scan after O5.
My TL also called to tell that he couldn't get hold of NOC for Default No Bridge Config and he'll be trying to get it done today.
Just so we can strike that Variable off as well.

I think we've come really far in this experiment just a few small pieces of the puzzle are missing.
Requesting all subject matter experts for assistance.

 

[IfranAli]

@gayad The BRIDGE config is fucking it up. Ask them to create a WAN profile and try again.
In my understanding, if your Nokia is bridged, you shouldn't need the G3 anyways. Just use the Router and configure port-forwarding.

 

[gayad]

@IfranAli what I am suspecting as well.
Waiting for the TL to push Stock StaticIP Configs, hopefully he does it by today.
Atleast this variable will be removed and checked.

I've invested a lot of time and energy in getting stuff to work since the past 10 days or so.
Workload has peaked since yesterday, caught a bad flu, and it's mums birthday, so I guess we hold until we get some suggestions in the meanwhile.

 

[gayad]

No luck.
Bridge deactivated, default configs, took the [redacted] only 8 days.
G3 V1 & V2. All firmwares. All permutations and combinations of settings. Nope.
Tried at my neighbours too. Both. No luck.

I guess, this whole G7 G3 v1 v2 stuff is clear now.
Airtel? ALCL? Value Productivity and Time? Just get it Bridged and move on in life.
Like to fiddle around? Follow the posers.

Me? Can't go through the whole ordeal again.
Words and time have no value on this land.
A week of lost productivity and 5 days downtime last I tried.
Will switch ISP since I am sort of stuck now after almost 20 days of fooling around.

@Sushubh requesting a Title Edit : "Airtel Static IP and ISP Router Bypass" sounds apt.
Can't find a way to edit thread title myself. TIA

 

[Rhishav]

@gayad Bro why did you need to fiddle with ONUs and what not. Just enable bridge mode from Airtel backend and configure Static IP on your own router and enjoy your internet services with full control. Don't need to complicate everything.

 

[gayad]

@Rhishav you'll get the idea if you read from the start, I know it's a long thread, shouldn't have been more than 3 pages long.
Bridge Mode should be the only advice given to a normie, considering most of these devices aren't guaranteed to work and it's actually asinine recommending it to people who's work can suffer due to any downtime.
On me I trusted under the impression folks around here know their stuff in and out.
Anyways, no point in being salty about it. Onwards.

 

[IfranAli]

@gayad I think the conclusion in case of Airtel is: Put your router into bridge mode via Backend and forget about it. The so called "experiments" no only costed your time and money, but also yielded 0 results. In case of Jio, it is hard to make it work, but it works flawlessly, as compared to Airtel. Now wither you can humbly request to put it back into bridge mode by Backend, or wait till any solution comes in. Alternatively, you can try to brick your ONU and request for a different model or something. If these are not worth it anymore, you may need to change ISP and move along.

 

[hariselio]

I'm not sure what is missing here, I and several other members in this forum had same setup successfully. i.e., ALCL OLT, bridge mode and G3 V2 in my case, but others had success in G3 V1 also.

 

[IfranAli]

@hariselio There is something missing... We don't know what, but it is missing. Either there is MAC Bind or PLOAM Password is required.
Can you post your steps into how you bypassed Airtel Nokia ONT? With G3 v2 or v1?