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There is an ADSL connection at my place and I want to use it in the Bridge mode. What I really want to do is try to connect and disconnect it anytime that I want and I dont want to have it connected all the time. I was having an option for Bridged in the previous mode also. But with my new Netgear N150 DGN1000 I am only seeing PPPoE and PPPoA options. Is there anyone who knows how to configure it? Thanks
Well if there is no similar settings under basic setting of the router then you might not have that option for Bridge mode. And if that does not work then you can try to use as NAT and see if that works. I am also not very sure about it but you can also give this a try. Go to Advance and then WAN setup and then enable PPPoE Relay and check if it helps you out.
You can try to disable the DHCP / NAT on your Netgear N150 and then connect it to your network using one of its lan ports. The Netgear N150 should work as an access point and let the DHCP get handled by the Juniper/other DHCP server. I have already tried to do this with most of the ADSL/Cable routers and it usually works fine.
You need to turn off everything else like no wifi and other settings and then set the netgear up in bridged mode and use the TP-Link as the only router for your network. The Netgear has to be connected to the ADSL via the phone port and the WAN port of the TP-Link via ethernet. Those should be the only cables connected in the netgear also.