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gs108ev3 eats DHCP traffic
Hi,
I need to be able to separate IPTV and lan, and configure them to different ports as described below.
Problem: My ISP delivers IPTV on vlan46, and untagged traffic on the same cable.
At pre...
Hi,
I think you may have misunderstood. It is the Netgear switch that cannot handle the incoming traffic. It is the first device my incoming traffic passes, ie before the USG (firewall) and fails to separate the iptv vlan and the untagged traffic when configured to do so. On the port where only untagged traffic should lead to the USG, the iptv multicast traffic is also delivered, which it should not.
But since I have the setup I need using Ubiquiti equipment, I don't really see the point in continuing this thread. I thought I marked it as solved?
Retired_Member,
Just following up on this. Here are my follow-up questions below:
a. What model of Ubiquiti Security Gateway are you using?
b. If you will remove the Ubiquiti Security Gateway from the setup, does everything work?
c. Is the Ubiquiti Security Gateway configured to reach the ISP gateway and has the correct VLAN tag set on it?
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
Hi,
I think you may have misunderstood. It is the Netgear switch that cannot handle the incoming traffic. It is the first device my incoming traffic passes, ie before the USG (firewall) and fails to separate the iptv vlan and the untagged traffic when configured to do so. On the port where only untagged traffic should lead to the USG, the iptv multicast traffic is also delivered, which it should not.
But since I have the setup I need using Ubiquiti equipment, I don't really see the point in continuing this thread. I thought I marked it as solved?
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