Recommended ONU/router with bridge support (and which to avoid)

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1. ONT: Nokia G-2425G-A

2. It was said enabled but did not work with my Asus router or from pc. I asked the them to restore the settings back .

3. There was no intervention needed when i used G3v1 with non standard VLAN.

4. G3 works on 2412 VLAN for airtel. G7 is working fine with proper VLAN for BSNL .

5. Guwahati , Assam

6. I am not sure about the OLT but they are probably using a Nokia/Acatel as mentioned by @hariselio . He only gave the idea to scan for vlans on the G3.
 
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1. Nokia G-2425G-A
2. Nope, back to regular settings.
3. Cannot, they even had trouble with enabling it using static ip, the LED for the bridged port just refuses to turn on.
4. No, will be using UART ssh soon to hunt those two VLAN IDs.
5. Maharashtra circle, mumbai HQ.
6. Probably Alcatel as assured by anmolbhard004 and sayantan, since these OLTs have prominent issues with VLAN setting.
 
@MZRecords I'm not sure how these information going to help you. In any case here is my story.

Airtel initially provided me Nokia 140 model and i had to ask airtel to enable bridge mode. Later i opted for 1G plan and they gave Dasan 680 (6 antenna) model. This particular model is fully open, nothing is blocked. So i can enable bridge mode on any port without airtel's intervention.

In between i got myself Huawei 8210C, TP-Link G3V2 and ODI SFP during various times. In this only Huawei i had to use 100 as VLAN and rest all were different. During this investigation only i found out, these different VLAN issues only in ALCL( bought over by Nokia) OLT, basically these different VLANs are supposed to translated from/to 100 VLAN by these ONTs. But for some reason, this is not happening when these ONTs are controlled by alcatel OLT.
 
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