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I am familiar with the looks of this device as it’s in use at two locations I‘m providing in-family support for. At least in those two cases (different ISPs),
by pilif 5y ago
I am familiar with the looks of this device as it’s in use at two locations I‘m providing in-family support for.
At least in those two cases (different ISPs), it’s possible to turn the device into bridging mode
- iforgotpassword 5y agoFrom the screenshot at the top it looks like they're using unitymedia. The funny thing is, at least in the past, that thing resets entirely if you disconnect it from power for some time, booting up with some old firmware revision afterwards. If you power it on then and quickly access the web interface, you'll see the option for bridge mode. Then it magically updates, and the option is gone. (this was a few years ago)
- db_admin 5y agoAs far as I know vodafone uses the same modem/router for all DOCSIS connections, but disables some funcionality (such as bridge mode) for 'ex-unitymedia' connections. It seems like the integration of both networks is quite a task and the bridge-mode feature is not a priority. How the bridge-mode is affected by the network backbone is unclear to me. IPv6 delegation also does not work for me.