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Vego
Dec 07, 2020Aspirant
Multi WAN (VLAN/logical) interfaces with routing functionality.
Hi, I am in the market for upgrading my existing R7800 router with the SXK80. Due to my ISP which delivers internet and IP-TV on two different VLAN's things get a little more complicated. Most Ne...
JohnC_V
Dec 18, 2020NETGEAR Employee Retired
Vego,
Welcome to our community! :)
Unfortunately, SXK80 does not support IGMP proxy support in the WAN interface. I suggest you share this in our Ideas exchange for Business board in order for our engineering team to consider it on future firmware releases.
Regards,
John
NETGEAR Community Team
- schumakuDec 18, 2020Guru - Experienced User
Multicast routing between the IP subnetworks is completely missing - how should one share e.g. a printer with another subnet in the year 2020?
- VegoDec 27, 2020Aspirant
Thanks for your reply John. According to the user manual here on page 65 the IGMP Proxy functionality is present? Are you saying this is not correct? As even most of the Netgear's home equipment have this functinality I would be very surprised if this was not present on the SXK80. However I still have not found any answer to the possibility of multiple WAN interfaces with routing functionality? As this product has internal VLAN's is should not really be hard to connect an internal VLAN with a WAN VLAN in a 1:1 binding with default routing functionality already in the products.
Regards,
Vegard
- schumakuDec 28, 2020Guru - Experienced User
Vego the point is that this IGMP Proxy is implemented between the normal Internet WAN and the LAN (unclear really which VLAN). A much more sophisticated Muticast Router would be required for handling Multicast between multiple subnets, being the WAN/Internet on a dedicated IPTV VLAN, being between the individual local VLAN based IP subnetworks.
The consumer class router makers are lightyears behind - every average "free" ISP provided router does have the capability to map the dedicated IPTV VLAN into the customer LAN in a transparent way. And at the same time, they all wonder about the massive loss of market share for 3rd party routers ....
- hnagarajuJul 08, 2022NETGEAR Employee Retired
mDNS services gateway feature is in Beta
Please try it out
and provide your feedback.
This feature should allow devices like Printers/Chromcast TV/apple TV/FireTV/Roku TV in one network (say Wireless1) be made available on other network (Wireless2).
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