Yes.. change to bridge. make sure your setting configuration need to backup..

I will give it a try next time, thinking about buying this to replace the stock wifi...

I just couldnt make it work somehow
Do I need to bind the VLAN to LAN port as well?

Ok, finally managed to setup this 2 in 1 into bridge mode
Step by step guide here:

1. Login to the router using admin username and pwd
Username: telecomadmin
Password: TIMExxxx

2. Under WAN, click Internet VLAN

3. WAN Mode change from Router WAN to Bridge WAN

4. Binding Options tick the box LAN 1 (most important step)

5. Connect your router of choice to 2 in 1's LAN 1

6. Key in your PPPOE credentials, VLAN ID not required

7. Tada, enjoy your new router

One more thing, remember to turn off 2 in 1's WiFi
Can be done pressing the button beside the router



This post has been edited by QuantumEdge: Oct 30 2024, 11:38 PM

How do you access your modem again after you did this? Lets say you want to go back to router mode. Because once the device change to bridge mode, the device ip at 192.168.100.1 no longer accessable.

You can access it, just configure manual IP on your computer

Use this method, just change the IP address to the one you are using
Double check your subnet as well, you can do that with any subnet calculator online