@shashankb @Utkarsh Mahajan Thank you for helping. I've sent a mail to bsnl and Alphion regarding firmware; and not expecting any satisfactory response or even a response -_- /. Then I'll have to go for a separate router.
Can't Forward Ports and change NAT type
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ACT Fiber You better take a separate router , it has a lot of benefits :-
1, The added functionality like VPN server/client , QOS , WPA3 support and a lot more with (OpenWRT) which includes all of this
2. Timely security patches
3. Less Vulnerable home Network
4. No Hiccups/Timeouts in Wifi on connecting too many devices
The ONT`s supplied by LCO are just not good .
1, The added functionality like VPN server/client , QOS , WPA3 support and a lot more with (OpenWRT) which includes all of this
2. Timely security patches
3. Less Vulnerable home Network
4. No Hiccups/Timeouts in Wifi on connecting too many devices
The ONT`s supplied by LCO are just not good .
Looks like you have IPv6 enabled. May I know what are the settings you have enabled as I have the same ONT
Enable DHCP v6 and check again
If everything is working fine why would they make an update
.He either don't want you breaking things or he couldn't be bothered. If it ain't broke don't fix it is kind of real.
Well rather than breaking things , they do not have a firmware update , thats why they are saying it . If the company bothered about the firmware , he would atleast care to ask what is the Firmware version
To be very precise , the QOS , IP bandwidth allocation doesnt work in my ONT
The Wifi starts throwing devices out if it gets to more than 6
The UpNp and port settings are a big mess
How do you expect everything to be working fine ?
To be very precise , the QOS , IP bandwidth allocation doesnt work in my ONT
The Wifi starts throwing devices out if it gets to more than 6
The UpNp and port settings are a big mess
How do you expect everything to be working fine ?
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