- Go to Network - WAN - WAN Connection
- Right click Type Route dropdown select and click "Inspect" in the context menu.
In console, run the code below:document.getElementById('Frm_mode').options[document.getElementById('Frm_mode').options.selectedIndex].setAttribute('value', 'BRIDGE'); Change_mode();
- Input New Connection Name. Example:
Bridge
. Click Create. - Go to Network - WAN - Port - Binding
Select the Bridge WAN Connection. Check LAN3. Check other WAN connections and make sure LAN3 is not checked. - Connect the WAN connection of your Router to Port3 of the Converge CPE.
- Configure your router's DHCP client.
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Save marfillaster/5cfdc5d2c9e0bed3d8979f07944c051a to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
Still getting local IP assigned by stock ZTE (PLDT) router, when I do the step below by @marfillaster I do not get ipv4 at all
Try also to set Lan3 to Wan in Network-LAN-DHCP Port Service screen. Not really sure if it has any use though but let me know
Edit: Finally managed to enable the bridge mode on F670L (PLDT) with a lil bit alteration to the steps stated in the guide
Still getting local IP assigned by stock ZTE (PLDT) router, when I do the step below by @marfillaster I do not get ipv4 at all
Try also to set Lan3 to Wan in Network-LAN-DHCP Port Service screen. Not really sure if it has any use though but let me know
Edit: Finally managed to enable the bridge mode on F670L (PLDT) with a lil bit alteration to the steps stated in the guide
Maybe you can share with us what changes you needed to make, to help us like this article helped.
I have a GL.iNET Flint AX1800 router with OpenWRT. It works well for gaming because of SQM.