Enable Bridge mode on GX Earth 2022 (Titanium E20)

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Hyderabad
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ACT Fibernet
Hi All,

I recently got an ACT 100Mbps connection with a GX Earth 2022 ONT Modem/Router (to convert optical fiber net to WAN). However, I want to use my personal WiFi 6 TP-Link Archer AX1800 router. I know that to do this, we have to enable bridge mode on GX Modem and then configure TP Link router in PPPoE (with username and password). However, when I try to do this, the TP Link router seems to flag Double NAT (additional router detected) warning. Could I know how to do this setup without any double NAT issues ?

Also, I see that the internet speed with speedtest/ookla is matching my 100Mbps plan but when I use fast.com or Plex the speed is very low at 20-30 mbps. I was just wondering if it’s the same double NAT that’s causing speed issue.

Thanks!
 
@nfan95 I am not sure. I have had three different connection with ACT Fibernet in different locations. The first was a FTTH connection with the Fiber terminal shared by the entire apartment complex, with the end user connection being an ethernet patch cord that needed to be plugged into a regular router. The next two connections were serviced by a FTTH connection going directly to individual apartments with just the ONT terminal being provided (GX 1000R) that needed to be connected to a different router. I have never received a Wi-Fi GPON combo device with my ACT connection.

Note: I was able to replace the GX 1000R for my current connection with a third party GPON device. Link: ACT Genexis Earth 1000R replaced with TP-LINK XZ000-G3 V2.0
 
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Hi I have the TP-Link XZ000-G7 terminal. Could I know how do I set it up to work with my router ? I tried few things and while the status does show as registered I don’t see Internet connectivity. Also, for some reason I can’t find any VLAN scan option in network settings so curious to know if there’s any other way to perform VLAN scan.
 
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For reference, I am trying to use settings similar to what’s described in this video (minus the VLAN tagging as I am not sure if my ACT connection has any VLAN as my old GX modem also didn’t have any VLAN ID mentioned in the PONWAN page).


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