Successfully Enabled Bridge Mode on JIO Fiber Original ONT. But need Help.

[anmolbhard004]

@Lolita_Magnum
have been getting these warning error messages on Mikrotik do you how tosolve this??

invalid mtu 9202 on Jio-2 from fe80::aec:f5ff:fe16:83e1

 

[Lolita_Magnum]

If your traffic is not affected, then these errors can be safely ignored.

The error means, you are receiving Jumbo Frames from interface Jio-2.
You can check with packet capture, if it's the device connected directly to it.

I'm guessing you are getting this post your bridge mode thing, then it is coming from your ISP.
Likely they have not disabled IPv6 RA announcements.

 

[imdarkray]

You can't bridge jio ont. even after all the correct config. they have blocked it.
only solution is to unlock it.

 

[anmolbhard004]

disabled ipv6 and those warnings stopped


@imdarkray yes its not possible on the original router

 

[jiofiber66]

Maybe you should try changing Jio router's WAN MAC to something else using telnet, so that your router gets the packets

This answer should help

 

[NateD]

Did you manage to get this working anmol?

 

[ydvnick]

@anmolbhard004 I agree with @Lolita_Magnum regarding WAN mac. I guess you have root access to the device? If so, you can try setting some other mac address to bdg1 interface and it's children. That would most likely resolve this for you.

Once you get it working, you could put the commands in /etc/inittab to apply them on every boot.


Regards

 

[lordxavier78]

@anmolbhard004 @imdarkray
So If I unlock Jio router I can enable bridge mode?
is there any down side of unlocking?

 

[ashubarua]

Can someone suggest me related to the disconnection I have in fifa pro clubs....I am using jio airfiber max with 300 mbps but not able to find the solution....I have done port forwarding everything still finding it difficult...other devices are seemingly performinf top notch but when it comes to gaming specially fifa the problem arises... Can someone help?

 

[droidx]

Cloning the MAC and updating VLAN id is not enough, that might give you a IP address but not the Internet. The JIO ONT router does some kind of authentication with JIO's backend network. So unless one reverse engineers this authentication process there is no hope. The username pwd is present on the ONT so root access of the device itself may expose it.