Nokia ONT in bridge mode can't connect to TP-Link AX10 via PPPoE and VLAN

[vsgarg]

@abhishek.t not able to post on telegram because of restriction on the grp

 

[vsgarg]

[SOLVED] Switched my ONT from Nokia to ZTE, and guess what? They configured LAN 4 to Bridge mode—now my TP-Link AX10 is running like a dream on PPPoE!

Pro tip: Don’t forget to bind that LAN 4 port from the ONT interface!

 

[vsgarg]

this is the result on TP-Link AX10 Router

 

[Boradbande]

thanks for the update , I have also got the ZTE router from Airtel.
Could you please help me, how to enable the bridge mode ? do I contact someone or what is the process, please explain.
and what is the process after enabling the same ? @vsgarg

also do I need static ip to enable Bridge mode ?

 

[vsgarg]

@Boradbande
No, you don’t need a static IP for bridge mode.

Here's a detailed step-by-step breakdown:

1. Raise a Service Request:
- Use the Airtel Thanks App, call 121, or ask your installation technician to enable bridge mode on LAN 4 of your ONT for connecting your personal router.

2. Dealing with Initial Resistance:
- If they insist that it is not possible or that you need to have a static IP, don't give up.

3. Persistence:
- Try raising the request 2-3 times if the initial attempts are unsuccessful.

4. Bridge Mode Enabled:
- Once bridge mode is enabled from the backend, proceed to the next step.

5. Port Binding:
- Go to the port binding settings of your ONT.

6. Bind LAN 4:
- Bind LAN 4 to your internet profile.

7. Configure Router:
- Configure PPPoE on your personal router.

8. Complete Setup:
- Once PPPoE is configured, your setup is complete, and you are good to go!

 

[Boradbande]

@vsgarg
thankyou so much for this help. I will ask the Airtel as you said. I hope everything works out.

 

[honuti]

@vsgarg
thanks for the information.