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Most allow some sort of bridge mode, and allow you to turn off the WiFi. Its not ideal, but it works well enough. I have AT&T and they allow this, I have all t
by not_the_fda 2y ago
Most allow some sort of bridge mode, and allow you to turn off the WiFi. Its not ideal, but it works well enough.
I have AT&T and they allow this, I have all traffic pointed to a custom Debian router with AdGuard, Firewalld, and OpenVPN. My phone and laptop then have OpenVPN and all traffic goes through my home network.
Its absolutly great. I see no ads and can watch streaming while I travel.
- jauntywundrkind 2y agoYeah there was a bridge mode on the combo ONT + router we got during the previous food install, ~7 years ago. Worked fine. The new place I recently moved to had an ONT unit in the house. Verizon sent us a router (cr1000a, godforsakenly DNS server but otherwise pretty good) but just unplugging it and plugging in our own world fine.