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Madjock · ‎18-08-2021

Hi David, It's a Linksys WRT1900ACS v2, I was also wondering about MAC address cloning of the NTD but looking at other guides it was rarely mentioned as a requirement in this scenario. Thanks

Madjock · ‎17-08-2021

Thanks for replying, just wanting to get this right in my head. The W port is the WAN Port on the back of the router, where the NTD/FTTC connection lies, I have this on VLAN which I have selected as 2. The rest of my internal network is on VLAN 1, both Wireless and the Ethernet Ports 1 to 4. I’m missing something in the bridging area to connect these up, any ideas?

Madjock · ‎16-08-2021

Hi, I've seen a few other posts with suggestions on how to use a DD-WRT (v3.0) with my FTTC connection in bridge mode but I've been unsuccessful. I've previously used the same router with TPG FTTB, but never needed to do anything in the VLAN area. Hardware Hardware wise, I have the NBN NTC into the Linksys Router's (Running DD-WRT) WAN port, relocated from the Archer router. DD-WRT Config The basic setup is set to use PPPoE (username removed in screenshot for privacy). Under Switch Config, I've set the VLAN to what I think was suggested 2 for W and 1 for the other ports. I did assign to bridge "LAN" but this keep going back to "None" when applied/saved. Bridge is set to the defaults populated (Root MAC removed from screenshot for privacy) Checking the LAN status, the link refuses to come up. Any tips on where I'm going wrong? Thanks in advance

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