QUOTE(sadlyfalways @ Sep 10 2023, 08:11 PM)
Bruh you can’t set the gigabit router to bridge mode? What a downgrade from the current tm setup 😭😭 makes me not want to upgrade. I can’t run my udm se in access point mode, and double Nat reduces the speeds so much especially with a pppoe connection 😢😢😢😢
QUOTE(yenchenje @ Sep 10 2023, 10:41 PM)
From what I could test in a short time just now, nope, none of the settings can clearly set the modem to bridge mode for GPON, unless someone here with 1Gbps/2Gbps have any prior experience? Except for Ultraman I guess :’)
What's the difference?
GPON Router:
• itself become a router
• everything that you expect a router to be like
• Maximum 2 VoIP config on RJ11 port1 and port2
• Maximum flexibility with what you want to do; e.g. you don't want to PPPoE then send the VLAN (you want tagged or you want untagged

) downstream through any LAN port you want, or (un)set unifitv VLAN on port1 (eh, UPB on its own vlan is quicker and awesome pic without delay!), on use port2 to bridge VoIP VLAN to a VoIP phone, port forwarding, DMZ, DDNS, IPv6, NTP, DNS relay, ....
RG Router:
While I didn't play with this mode before,
• the wizard offers the same config like GPON Router
• minus the VoIP configuration for 2 RJ11 ports.
• VoIP VLAN (not configuration) seems like hardcoded to downstream down LAN port3, I guess to a downstream VoIP phone.
GPON Bridge
• It only offers VOIP configuration for 2 RJ11 ports
• All other VLANs will be sent through downstream ports
• Once using this mode, the ONR turns into dumb ONU, with no option to login to reconfigure it in future (i cannot even fogure out what is the "ONU's" own IP, so cannot even attempt to login)