set top box problems when deco m4 is in accespoint mode
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My Deco m4 is in access point mode and connected to my router via an ethernet-cable. When i connect my set top box to the Deco also with an ethernet cable i'm experiencing problems with the iptv signal. When the Deco is in router mode there's no problem. Also when i connect both Deco and set top box to a separate switch via an ethernet cable no problem. Are there any known issues regarding IGMP Snooping? Any other idea's?
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With Deco M4 works as access point, can you get internet from it with computer connected to it?
Have you enabled VLAN ID or IPTV feature when Deco M4 works as a regular wireless router?
Besides, you can contact the tech support of IPTV to verify is there any settings need to be done on the router to make it work.
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With Deco M4 in acces mode i can get internet with a computer connected to it. But watching TV (via set top box) i'm experiencing bad signal quality: delay's and freezes.
In router mode the VLAN and IPTV settings are the default (out of the box) settings, and there's no delays or freezing. But I wish to use the Acces mode.
iptv support recommends using a seperate switch supporting IGMP snooping, but I would like to use the Deco M4 without an additional switch. Deco M4 should theoretically support IGMP Snooping both in router mode and in acces mode, isn't it?
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Theoretically, it has nothing to do with the Deco when it works as an access point. It can be regarded as an ethernet cable in that case.
Could you please connect the Deco M4 to the main router and connect the IPTV to the Deco M4 only without any other devices connected, and then verify whether the IPTV works well.
For the IGMP snooping issue, I'm confirming it now.
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You mean no wifi connections, only the cable connections router >> M4 >> set top box?
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Yes, no other devices connected to the Deco M4, except the set top box. And then please verify whether the IPTV works well.
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with no wifi clients attached, only the set top box connected by ethernet cable to the main deco, same problem. Same thing with no wifi clients attached and no other deco m4 attached.
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Thanks for your reply.
With the set top box connected to the main router directly, bypass the Deco m4 and switch, does it work properly?
What is the model number of it as well?
Have you setup any IPTV settings on the main router?
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connected to the main router directly everything works fine. It works also fine when connected via a switch (n@#*&$r gs105ev2, supports igmp snooping)
the router/ modem is provided by the iptv & internet provider. I can’t change iptv settings on it, but it uses multicast and vlans (vlan 4 for iptv)
i have tested 2 more things to check if the settings made in router mode have any effect when the deco is switched back to access mode.
1. Iptv enabled, bridge mode
2. Iptv enabled, vlan 4, priority 0
after changing back to access mode, the glitches and freezes still occur, these settings have no effect.
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Thanks for your reply.
The current issue is a little weird, we have tested that the multicast works well when Deco works in AP mode.
Back to your case, is it possible for you to catch the data packets between the STB and the Deco M4 which works in AP mode?
If so, you can give it a go and send us the results.
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unfortunately i wouldn’t know how to catch data packets.
I did a ping test (n = 1000) and there was no packet loss or delays. Roundtrip times max 1ms. Also i replaced the ethernet cables and tested again ( same results)
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