maybe you could vibe code a bruteforce script which tries each vlan and checks if you get an ip? there are only 4096 vlans, much less than bruteforcing ip subnets or ports.
I tried the usual suspects already (1015, 100, etc) without success but I think the vlan tables not populating is likely the problem over the choice of vlans
If you are able to figure out the actual GPON SN of the current ONT, well and good but honestly, the best way out it to ask Jio to replace the ONT to one of their recent models, that way, you can guess the first four characters of the GPON SN with more ease.
Don't let the customer service register a generic complaint.
Tell them to specifically raise a ONT change request which should reflect in Jio app.
That way technician will come with a new ONT and install it, no questions asked.
Tell them the device is randomly rebooting or you're facing internet drops, I mean use your creativity to come up with some coverups and like brdr @x86_64 said ask them to specifically raise an ONT change request.
Finally got Jio to replace the router. It should not be this difficult a process.
Now I get O5 and the vlan table has entries for 1015. But I cannot get dhcp on my router. I have cloned the WAN MAC address from the jio router on to the wan interface of my router
If I set the vlan settings on the onu to auto, then I see a flood of udp packets on the Rx side that do not match this Mac address. If I set it to transparent or PVID of 1015 then that flood isn't there but no dhcp address for my router on either the untagged interface or on vlan 1015. Any clues?
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