Setting up BSNL FTTH with ONU(Bridge) + Router(OpenWRT)

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Some ONTs have bridge issues where it won't work when the bridge profile mac on ONT and the PPPOE wan mac on the router are same. To bypass it, follow the ONT bridge configuration steps (Non Alphion Based):

Note: Do not DELETE other profiles until you create Bridge profile and save/add it.

1. Take Backup of ONT in working state.

2. Take screenshot of WAN status Page with PPPOE and Voice (if you use then don't delete it). Make sure to include your PPPOE WAN MAC from that status page in screenshot as you need to enter it on the router.

3. Create Bridge profile with MTU 1500, Enter your PPPOE vlan, Service mode Internet, 802.1p (null), Disable the LAN DHCP and bind the LAN ports with the bridge profile.
Hit add/save

4. Delete...
Code:
Reply from 117.23x.144.1: bytes=32 time=266ms TTL=63
Reply from 117.23x.144.1: bytes=32 time=296ms TTL=63
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Reply from 117.23x.144.1: bytes=32 time=189ms TTL=63
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Reply from 117.23x.144.1: bytes=32 time=139ms TTL=63
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Reply from 117.23x.144.1: bytes=32 time=129ms TTL=63
Reply from 117.23x.144.1: bytes=32 time=5ms TTL=63

Mine without QoS. Never seen such high pings to gateway with load.
 
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I use Asus router and my latency is pretty stable to router <1 ms over LAN. Even under load with QoS it stays the same. I have tried pinging gdns on cmd while running a speedtest and there are no spikes with Asus adaptive QoS.
About the PPPOE on PC, you need to use PPPOE mac which you use on router and connect PC directly to ONT via Ethernet cable.
 
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