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How do I create a Bridge, LTE (4G) to Ethernet?

nicnet

I have been using a Dovado Pro (in bridge mode) with a Huawei E3276 for some years and my internet connection use to drop up to 10 times/day.
Reconnecting took up to 10 min.

I just changed to UTM 9 and now my USB modem is quite stable.
Reconnecting only takes a couple of sec.

Next step is to bridge my Huawei E3276 to an Ethernet interface.
I can't seem to find a guide for this.

Just to clarify; the LTE connection is my only internet connection. This is not to be used as fail-over.

I have 2 unused Ethernet interfaces available thanks to the upgrade the other day.
StarTech.com part# USB31000SW
USB-to-Ethernet Gigabit based on ASIX AX88179.

Anyone?



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  • 0 in reply to Scott_Klassen
    The Dovado was used ONLY to enable the use of an LTE modem.
    I have a Palo Alto taking care of firewall/routing and I also have published services.
    That's why the Dovado was set up in Bridge Mode.

    I replaced the Dovado due to the instability of the LTE modem ...and that's why I need the UTM in Bridge Mode.
    I might remove my PaloAlto in the future but for now, I really need Bridge Mode.
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