Router in Bridge Mode

[Brian]

Szia!  I have Net L fiber Internet.  Is it possible to configure the router into bridge mode so I can use my our router/firewall?

 

Brian

[abit]

5 órája, Brian írta:

@ abit I have the Sagemcom F@st 5655v2.

You'll need to activate the PPPoE passthrough mode in the gateway's settings.

1. Goto http://192.168.1.1 in your browser. (it can be Chrome, Opera, etc.)
2. Login with your user and password.
3. Find Internet Connectivity in the settings. 
4. Choose Basic, IPv4,
5. scroll down, and the PPPoE passthrough will be *****. 
6. Turn it on, click 'Apply'

That's all!

  

[Brian]

@ abit I have the Sagemcom F@st 5655v2.

Szerkesztve ekkor: June 7, 2019 Szerkesztő: Brian

[abit]

4 órája, Brian írta:

Thank you for the quick response.  I'm unsure what PPOE passthrough mode gets me or how it's configured.  I would like to use my own firewall  (Unifi USG) and it obtaining an Internet address (not a private IP address due to double NAT).

 

Do I need to request a different fiber modem?

Which HGW or ONT do u have?

Szerkesztve ekkor: June 6, 2019 Szerkesztő: abit

[Brian]

Thank you for the quick response.  I'm unsure what PPOE passthrough mode gets me or how it's configured.  I would like to use my own firewall  (Unifi USG) and it obtaining an Internet address (not a private IP address due to double NAT).

 

Do I need to request a different fiber modem?

[btz]

@Brian

Hi

Yes. Your router provides the firewall functions in bridge mode. But in the case of Fiberglass Internet there is no bridge mode, there is a PPPOE passthrough mode.