Nokia 2425G-A to Cudy WR3000 OpenWRT

Hello,

I have a fibre modem-router Nokia 2425G-A changed to Bridge mode in IPOE with VLAN ID100 supplied by my ISP.

I have my Cudy WR3000 OpenWrt 23.05 connected from its WAN port to LAN4 on the Nokia.

I have added wan.100 in the Interface settings which created a VLAN 801.2q Device. Everything else is Stock. There is no internet connection, Unreachable error when pinging google dns.Is there anything else I need to configure?

Thanks in advance.

Probably a dumb question but any reason why you have configured a vlan device?

its required by the ISP. Wouldn't work if I remove the VLAN config. Weird I know, but I've seen other ISPs do the same.

I connect to the internet the same way except with vlan 300 instead of 100. Depending on the ISP there could be other requirements. Do you know if that is the case?

Not sure, thought about asking here first as most ppl here are much more technical than the customer service.These are my LAN/WAN settings on the Nokia router. I leave DHCP enabled on it cuz it simplifies my life usually, but not sure if its gonna be a problem in this case?


If there is something like login required we can't help you there.
What is your ISP? Have you tried calling them?

Edit: Also set your default br-lan IP range on your OpenWRR router to something like 192.168.0.0/24. Doubt this has something to with DHCP as your router simply is not getting an IP address from the Nokia/ISP.

I changed the br-lan interface ip range to 192.168.2.1/24 and that solved the issue when the Nokia is in Route mode. However as soon as I switch to bridge I lose connection to the internet on both.

I changed it back to Route mode,disabled wifi and put DMZ for my openwrt router and its handling the wifi now too. It seems to work good so far, not quite like bridge mode but I don't see any downsides so far. I also have SQM and Adblock and wifi steering on the openwrt one and all seems to work so far. Bufferbloat test is A+ with 0ms additional lag.

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