@@ozzysero1976 DSL is plugged into the modem/router. And from modem/router's LAN port to the new router's WAN port, it is connected via Ethernet cable.
Thank you! One quick question…is it possibile to do the same with a 4g LTE modem router as the TP LINK MR6400? I actually need to connect it to my main router (ubiquity UDM pro) but the udm pro is not able to receive an ip address from the tplink.
Hey, I checked MR6400 and it doesn’t seem to support bridge mode. Can you plug it to your pc or laptop and see if your getting any ip address? If yes, you might need to check your ubiquity router if that port where you plugged in the 4G router is configured as dhcp client. Let me know.
Hi Adam sorry I missed your question. The WIFI will still work on this modem model as it has 4G SIM backup with IP address from the modem DHCP ip range not from the other router. The WIFI is using 4G connection not the VDSL anymore.
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome!
@@ozzysero1976 TP-link is asking to choose between DSL or Ethernet in Layer 2 access type when adding a new connection. . which one should I choose ?
@@marcusaurelius2988 that’ll depend on you connection type. Look at the connection at the back of your modem is it connected to DSL or to WAN?
@@ozzysero1976 DSL is plugged into the modem/router. And from modem/router's LAN port to the new router's WAN port, it is connected via Ethernet cable.
@@marcusaurelius2988follow the instructions at 3:28 in the video.
Thank you! One quick question…is it possibile to do the same with a 4g LTE modem router as the TP LINK MR6400? I actually need to connect it to my main router (ubiquity UDM pro) but the udm pro is not able to receive an ip address from the tplink.
Hey, I checked MR6400 and it doesn’t seem to support bridge mode. Can you plug it to your pc or laptop and see if your getting any ip address? If yes, you might need to check your ubiquity router if that port where you plugged in the 4G router is configured as dhcp client. Let me know.
did you get this to work??
Will the wifi still work? If so I am assuming that it dishes out IP addresses via the other router.
Hi Adam sorry I missed your question. The WIFI will still work on this modem model as it has 4G SIM backup with IP address from the modem DHCP ip range not from the other router. The WIFI is using 4G connection not the VDSL anymore.
What router did you use for bridge mode?
Tplink
@@ozzysero1976 which TP link? In terms of model number.