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WAN IPTV to VLAN route
WAN IPTV to VLAN route
Yesterday - last edited Yesterday
Model: ER7206 (TL-ER7206)   SG2210MP   SG2218P  
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Hello. I have an ER7206 router, and the WAN port is connected to the ISP's VLAN40. The ISP provides IPTV for the STB. Behind the ER7206 router, I have an SG2210MP switch, followed by an SG2218 switch, which has the STB connected to port 10. If I set port 10 of the SG2210 switch as Access VLAN1, the STB receives IPTV multicast packets without any problems, but I would like to move the STB to VLAN60. How can I do this, as I haven't been able to configure it so far to make multicast packets available on this VLAN?

 

I have an Omada V6.1.0.11 software controller.

ER7206 v1.4.3

SG2210MP v1.0.13

SG2218 v1.20.14

 

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Re:WAN IPTV to VLAN route
Yesterday - last edited Yesterday

Today I added it to:


Omada Controller → Site → Network Config → General Settings → CLI Configuration
Create New Device CLI Profile
Name: MVR IPTV
Device: SG2218

 

#
ip igmp snooping
ip igmp snooping drop-unknown
mvr
mvr mode dynamic
mvr vlan 1
mvr group 224.0.0.0 16
#
interface gigabitEthernet 1/0/1
mvr
mvr type source
exit
#
interface gigabitEthernet 1/0/10
mvr
mvr type receiver
exit
#

 

Port1 = Uplink
Port10 = STB

Is this a good solution? So far, I've managed to support multicast transmission on this port as Access VLAN60. I'll test to see if everything is OK in a few days.

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Re:WAN IPTV to VLAN route
7 hours ago - last edited 7 hours ago

Unfortunately, the multicast transmission disappeared after about an hour, and the STB again displays the connection failure message.

 

IGMP snooping is enabled in VLAN60.

IGMP Proxy v3 is enabled on the WAN port.

IPTV is running in bridge mode on the WAN.

 

When I configure the port as Access VLAN1, IPTV returns to the STB. However, I would like the STB to be in VLAN60 as the native network.

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