Brume 2 as bridged router

Technical Support for Routers
1

I want to use the Brume 2 only for its WireGuard server/client and AdGuard Home capabilities.
I plan on getting the TP-Link X75 mesh wireless which does not have the WireGuard or AdGuard.
If I connect the Brume as « Bridged » to my modem and connect the Brume’s LAN port to the TP-Link’s WAN port will all the clients traffic of my network be going through AdGuard and will I be able to remotely connect to my home network?
Of course TP-Link will be handling DHCP and AdGuard the DNS
In the meantime, could this be achieved with my existing Beryl GL-MT3000? (Can’t see any bridging option anywhere on the Beryl’s web admin)

2

Do you want brume to work in bridge mode? It should work in router mode to fulfill your requirements, as both functions depend on NAT and DNS

3

Yes, I wanted to use the Brume only for the AdGuard and VPN server.
if I put it in front of my main router (Wirekess Mesh) the clients on my network won’t be able to reach it.

4

I think you should put brume in front of the wirekess mesh, in which case both AdGuardHome and VPN are in effect.

5

Thanks.
If I do that, how will the traffic from my wireless clients in my network be able to reach the Brume?

6

Traffic will always be send to front router, so it will always reach brume2.