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I'm sure you're pretty far down the rabbit hole of dealing with the 5268AC but the "DMZ Plus" mode does seem to bridge. I have a Ubiquiti Edgerouter on the oth
by jmuguy 9y ago
I'm sure you're pretty far down the rabbit hole of dealing with the 5268AC but the "DMZ Plus" mode does seem to bridge. I have a Ubiquiti Edgerouter on the other side with OpenVPN setup, public IP, etc. All I needed to do was enable DMZ Plus and turn off wifi.
- phil21 9y agoDMZ Plus doesn't bridge - it just fakes it by essentially 1:1 NAT'ing a public IP to your router. You are still using it's internal routing and NAT tables, which to be charitable are problematic. You also lose the ability to do ipv6 - not that AT&T's ipv6 implementation is worth even using at this point. I just moved from Comcast to AT&T gige and the speeds are certainly great - but this CPE (and horrible v6 even if it worked) is seriously making me reconsider.
- jmuguy 9y agoAh, that is a bummer. I certainly miss the days of just buying my own dumb cable modem and never thinking about it again.