Unable to connect to internet in bridge mode to TPG FTTN

[MickDodds]

Hi

I've got this small problem that pissing me off at the moment i can connect the TPG FTTN via making a connection from the modem (TP-Link TDW9970) all ok no problems good speed and connection all the time no drop outs and when i put it into the bridge mode using vlan 2 on all connections i can get a connection to the computer win7 and 10 but when i put it to pfsense i get nothing ive put the log here could someone please help
logppp.txt

[Guest]

TP-Link TDW9970

It´s not a modem, its a router doing SPI/NAT! So you can walk now two different ways to solve it out.
1. Let the router being a router and do the following;

• Turn out the DHCP server at the TP-Link
• set on the pfSense firewall at the WAN a static IP address from the local net of the TP-Link let us say 192.168.1.10/24
  and set up as the DNS server the IP address of the TP-Link router let us imagine that is 192.168.1.1/24
• turn on the DHCP Server on the pfSense firewall and then set up the LAN part on the pfSense firewall

2. Set the router into the "bridge mode" acting as a pure modem

• Set up the WAN at the pfSense firewall as DHCP and PPPoE if needed
• Set up at the pfSense firewall the ISPs DNS server the one from Google
• Set up the LAN part on pfSense and turn on the DHCP server there if needed or wanted

[djzort]

TPG fttn requires vlans and a higher mtu than standard - its fiddly.

Check out the guide at https://store.bytefoundry.com.au/blogs/guides/fttn-nbn-with-pfsense