Mudi 7 as a WAN Bridge/Modem (IP Passthough)

[ajp]

My use case is as follows:

When I am at home, I wish to use my Mudi 7 as a 5G modem for my home network, when I am out I wish to use it as a Travel Router.

I currently have a Unifi UCG-Fiber this has a Multi WAN mode, I have my Fibre connection is the Main WAN port and then I have a Netgear LM1200 LTE modem plugged in as a backup WAN.

the Netgear Lm1200 is in Bridge mode:

https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/LM1200/LM1200_UM_EN.pdf

“In Bridge mode, only a single device can be connected to the Internet through the modem. This device can be a computer, router, or WiFi router. In Bridge mode, Network Address Translation (NAT) is disabled, the DHCP server is disabled, and IP pass-through (IPPT) is enabled.”

This mode assigns the IP address I get from the mobile LTE signal directly to the UCG-Fiber.

I would like to be able to do a similar thing from my Mudi 7, i.e. use it as a 5G modem similar to the UniFi 5G Max.

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I can see that IP Passthrough is availble in beta for some routers, but can it be done on the Mudi 7?

[linkem]

Same situation here.

Would be brillant to use it as failover WAN with UniFi when at home.

[Cathy]

Thank you for your feedback and suggestions. Unfortunately Mudi 7 doesn't support Cellular IP passthrough at the moment. We will consider your suggestion and feedback to the product manager for evaluation

[hcsprague]

Can the Mudi 7 use the patch that was created by GL,Inet for the Spitz/Puli AX cellular routers for IP Passthrough. I have used the Puli AX with this patch for IP Passthrough successfully. I would expect the Mudi-7 using the same firmware could also take advantage of the patch. I have a Mudi-7 on order and would like to try this when I receive it but not anxious to brick the product either.

[dasraab]

That would be so great. Please implement IP Passthrough! Having this device act as WAN-Failover while not travelling would be a gamechanger.