Reliance Jio AirFiber Root Access Guide

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Yes, I have reset the device several times to log in to the ODU, but the original configuration remains intact. After seeing your video, I successfully logged in to the ODU. For your safety, it's recommended to back up the ODU
 
Hii Guys , i have tried connecting the lan cable of main router (bsnl) to lan 2 port of the IDU and i have disable the DHCP on the IDU. i can able to access the internet in wifi with it.
 
@kugan what... kinda confused about what you meant. Are you saying you bridged the internet from your BSNL router/modem(with BSNL as your ISP) to the indoor unit (the Jio router)?
 
@kugan so your odu is operating in bridge mode and you have connected your bsnl router to the odu ?? and the bsnl router is providing internet to the idu and you are able to access the internet ? correct ?? if that's what you were trying to say can you also access internet directly through the bsnl router and what configurations are you using to get this working ?
 
@Sumi7 i can able to access internet by connecting the idu in bridge mode i.e connecting the lan cable of the bsnl router to the second port of the idu ,here i have not connected with ODU , i have tried to get root access with the idu but not possible !
 
@Sumi7 Yes, it's possible to use idu as bridge without doing anything. I mean just using default UI from Jio. Just connect a RJ45 from an active router on Lan2 (doesn't work if plugged into Lan1 or the Blue Lan Port where connection from power brick goes). Also unplug the lan cable from power brick. Log in to UI and disable DHCP server in ipv4 settings and change the ip accordingly.
 
Ya i also tried we can us the idu as normal router the easy way is to activate dual wan disconnect the odu from idu use the second lan port to connect other broadband it will work as normal wifi 6 router
 
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