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Unless something has changed recently, it used to be pretty straighforward on airtel

I had to log a request to map port 4 to bridged mode and it was done by the end of day. This was a couple of years ago
Not sure about how it is, but 6 months back, I tried getting bridge mode activated on airtel via service guys and customer care on our office connection, and both of them did not even know what it was, though I certainly didnt email, I'll try this out.

Do you have any idea about Jio? My folks are pretty used to JioTv and its OTT add-ons, so we are stuck with Jio at our home for the forseeable future
 
If you're asking about bridge mode on Jio, I mentioned that my friend's Jio ONT allows him to enable bridge mode and configure it directly on the device.
 
If you're asking about bridge mode on Jio, I mentioned that my friend's Jio ONT allows him to enable bridge mode and configure it directly on the device.
are you sure about this? can you confirm once with your friend? in my router you can enable it but it just doesn't work
 
Yes sir, actually since I have an Airtel ONT, I was curious whether Jio ONTs support bridge mode or not. So I guided my friend on how to access his router settings over Google Meet while he was sharing his screen. I saw it myself—bridge mode was easy to toggle on or off. I'll share a screenshot with you once he's available.
 
Not sure about how it is, but 6 months back, I tried getting bridge mode activated on airtel via service guys and customer care on our office connection, and both of them did not even know what it was, though I certainly didnt email, I'll try this out.

Do you have any idea about Jio? My folks are pretty used to JioTv and its OTT add-ons, so we are stuck with Jio at our home for the forseeable future
No Idea about Jio.
I had briefly tried their Airfiber but that unit was so locked out that user cant even see Signal #s on it.

Currently I use Airtel and ACT in LB/Failover mode and both are in bridged mode