4G router with bridge mode?

I as hoping to use a Huawei B310 or B315 but neither support bridge mode which I require.

Does anyone know of any models which do?

Teltonika RUT240 - see my post asking about it.

I've just ordered one in fact and will report back once it arrives later next week.

Dan

Netgear LB1110, been using it for over a year, totally rock solid and bridge or router mode.

TP-Link Archer MR200

4G LTE, 4 wired LAN ports, 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, 12volt operation, SMS, Static Routing, Port Forwarding, etc.

Archer MR200 doesn't have a bridge mode

Options really are

Teltonika RUT950 or RUT240
Netgear LB series - although note the TS-9 connectors for antennas are terrible
Zyxel LTE3301
Any Sierra Wireless model
Any Cradlepoint model

The latter 2 are not consumer devices, so cost considerably more, but will provide better features and will be higher CAT models so faster maximum speeds.

In reply to a post by TechServ:

Archer MR200 doesn't have a bridge mode

Sorry. I got that from here
http://mobilespecs.net/router/TP-LINK/TP-LINK_Archer...

There is also the Mikrotik RouterBoard SXT LTE which I would be stunned if it didn't do a bridge mode. It's designed to be mounted outside pointing directly at the mast, but can be powered using PoE, including 24V passive PoE as well as 802.3af/at

The MikroTik SXT LTE does indeed have a bridge mode. It has almost everything - not the easiest router to configure, but it's working fine for me.

Doesn't say in the manual it supports bridged, i.e. modem only mode.

I just use DMZ mode on the Huawei to send the external IP on to my Asus router.
Then I just set-up all the port forwarding rules on the Asus.

What do you need bridge mode for?