Change Nokia Router/ONT to bridge mode

[rajil.s]

@vignesh_venkatesan Why are you putting up with Tata Sky, there is plenty of choice around?

This was my primary reason of not going with Tata Sky, even though bandwidth wise they had a good deal.

 

[shankar29]

I have a screenshot of the IPv6 settings on my other thread My x86 router journey | Routers - Modems - Dongles

This is on BSNL, with PD.

Thanks for the link. I facing a more peculiar problem on Tata Sky. When I turn On the "Request Only an IPV6 Prefix" I get a link local IPv6 address on my WAN

 

[shankar29]

@vignesh_venkatesan Why are you putting up with Tata Sky, there is plenty of choice around?

This was my primary reason of not going with Tata Sky, even though bandwidth wise they had a good deal.

Because they have very less downtime in my area

 

[vignesh_venkatesan]

@rajil.s I don't have Tata Sky BB.
They don't even operate in my city Chennai.

 

[rajil.s]

@vignesh_venkatesan Case of mistaken identity then

 

[GKannan]

@rajil.s I don't have Tata Sky BB.
They don't even operate in my city Chennai.

They have listed plans for Chennai

 

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[shankar29]

@rajil.s I don't have Tata Sky BB.
They don't even operate in my city Chennai.

They do operate near Guduvancherry, Tambaram and Maraimalai nagar

 

[varkey]

Thanks for the link. I facing a more peculiar problem on Tata Sky. When I turn On the "Request Only an IPV6 Prefix" I get a link local IPv6 address on my WAN

Does Tata sky use PPPoE?

 

[vignesh_venkatesan]

@Gokul Kannan They do operate near Guduvancherry, Tambaram and Maraimalai nagar

Oh... I didnt know that but still it's still outskirts and very limited coverage.

 

[GKannan]

@varkey Yes, C3PO mentioned it in the comment #7 in this thread