How to Authenticate a TP-Link ONT While Bypassing the JioFiber Router?

[IfranAli]

@Myself I also do have Archer A6 V3.0 and although I used to run openWRT on that, I reinstalled TP-Link firmware so that my brother could use it.

 

[Zuke]

@IfranAli That website is useless to test anything. Don't take anything seriously from that. But yeah, that's some serious slow speed for a gigabit connection.

 

[Myself]

@IfranAli at the time of installation what splicing method was used to join 2 fiber cable either mechanical or fusion splicing

 

[IfranAli]

That website is useless to test anything. Don't take anything seriously from that.

@Zuke I am aware of that, but the IPv6 is truly trash in here. Even IBF takes like 5-8 seconds to even load. That's why I am using only IPv4 for now, unless Jio cares about us and fixes this problem.

mechanical or fusion splicing

@Myself Mechanical Splicing was used for my 100Mbps Postpaid connection (I told them to do for moving around the cable). As for my 1Gbps Prepaid, fusion splicing was used.

 

[cruzeee]

@IfranAli IPv6 is worse even in Delhi NCR here, I face random slowdowns on various websites often. I have also turned off IPv6 since like last 10 days and overall experience is much better now.

 

[kbhatt]

Hey everyone
Jio has removed the backup and restore option for latest firmware update.
So there is no way to get the telnet without enc configuration.

 

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[IfranAli]

@kbhatt yep, I also received an update on my JCO4032, where most of the settings are now hidden or disabled.
My JCOW404 is still on the old firmware, and I have changed SO many settings that Jio can't push the update unless I reset it

 

[kbhatt]

@IfranAli

JCO4032

Can you please share this firmware version..

 

[IfranAli]

Can you please share this firmware version..

@kbhatt SRCMF1_JCO4032_R2.57

 

[kbhatt]

@IfranAli
Is your router telnet enabled after firmware updated?
I have accessed telnet and disabled tr069 to avoid firmware update as of now.