Need Help Setting Reliance Jio Fiber Gateway to Bridge Mode

[SWARUPGOLUI]

I Think We Need to Change Both mac Lan And Wan..

 

[f3rmion]

I'm rather interested in IPV6 details section of your TP-Link router. Lately I've experienced that internet on JIO does not seem to work despite having a proper IPV4 wan address unless IPV6 details are fetched.

 

[SWARUPGOLUI]

Can't Config Ipv6, too complicated..

 

[f3rmion]

Can you please elaborate?

 

[f3rmion]

Never mind, stock router is cursed by the reptiles at jio, even my router fetched IPV4 WAN details and yet fails to work despite copy pasting every single details under IPV4/6.

 

[suku_patel_22]

@SWARUPGOLUI I did the below

1. Changed WAN VLAN to 1016
2. Enabled bridge mode on 1015
3. Disabled DHCP on IPv4 and v6
4. Set up VLAN on Netgear R7000 router wit 1015 - didnt get WAN IP
5. Change WAN MAC address of Netgear R7000 to WAN MAC of Jio router, still no WAN IP details

 

[rs1001]

Has anyone got this working properly or are we all fighting a losing battle?

 

[bigbyte.me]

I don’t have a Jio connection but I feel for bridge mode to work, the wan port and the bridged lan port should be on same vlan id.
Is that a possible configuration in jio? If yes then it is worth a try.

 

[GR2]

@bigbyte.me No

 

[icarious]

Has anyone got this working properly or are we all fighting a losing battle?

A cross post I posted here at Reliance Jio Fiber Router are broadcasting hidden SSID even when Wi-Fi is disabled | Reliance JioFiber but relevant to the topic here.

"For those still wondering about the hidden SSID. Here goes JioFiber – Detail

"The Company shall have the right to share FTTH Assets with its affiliates, third parties and other customers in any manner whatsoever, for which no separate consent shall be required."

So in case they use those hidden SSIDs (aka running on "their" FTTH Assets which they have detailed earlier in the document) for purpose they see fit, such as creating a mesh network with nearby residences, creating public hotspots and all of this using your electricity and resources, you have already agreed to their T&C and consented them doing all this. As far as I remember, Comcast try to pull something similar in the US at one point. There is a reason why they force their "Assets" on you instead of letting you purchase your own ONT. There is a reason they block incoming ports so that you explicitly use only their provided Smart / CCTV big brother solutions. There is a reason they do not let you bridge to turn the ONT Transparent at their end bypassing TR-069. Welcome to their Walled Garden"