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ThomasNorway
Dec 22, 2023Aspirant
Orbi SXR80 and IPTV from ISP Telenor
Hello We experience problems with IPTV provided from Telenor, wich is a Norwegian ISP which also delivers IPTV via a box connected to internet. The TV box is connected to a Orbi satallite with...
schumaku
Dec 24, 2023Guru - Experienced User
I still fear the SXR80 is still limited to the same config options like the R9000 for example (and many other Netgear routers before and since...) on the Bridge Group ans VLAN Tag Group:
Said this: In either way, all you can do is assign one (or multiple) LAN ports of the router, where you could connect the IPTV Settop box. And No: This IPTV VLAN can (sill!) not leave the router e.g. over the wired or wireless backhaul - the Orbi Whole Home system is limited in this aspect, the IPTV network is not tightly integrated in the similar way ISP provided routers do, where user can add either direct connected IPTV Settop boxe(s), or add a switch (configured to support IGMP Multicast).
@ThomasNorway - that's why I've asked ref. your Orbi Pro SXR80. Are there no similar controls on your router? The SRS router would bring the VLAN support for the LAN 8-/
I wish Netgear would take more attention on such "basics", making the Orbi systems more useful and easier to integrate. That's all for now folks.
ThomasNorway
Jan 04, 2024Aspirant
Hello and thanks for answering!
So, with your suggested configuration as described below, I need to plug the TV box directly to the router on the assigned port?
The problem with that, is that the router is located on the 1st floor, and the TV box is on the 3rd floor.
See arrangement below.
- schumakuJan 04, 2024Guru - Experienced User
ThomasNorway wrote:
So, with your suggested configuration as described below, I need to plug the TV box directly to the router on the assigned port?
Yes, this is the only approach I can see currently.
ThomasNorway wrote:
The problem with that, is that the router is located on the 1st floor, and the TV box is on the 3rd floor.
See arrangement below.Would love to suggest a better solution 8-) Operating a slightly more complex network on a similar wiring infrastructure, at the price of using Smart switches, fully supporting IGMP multicast, dedicated VLANs all through the house, including one VLAN for IPTV - this allows me to connect ISP provided TV boxes in each room
- ThomasNorwayJan 04, 2024Aspirant
Thanks again!
Do you think configuration could work?
Telenor can provide a router that they say will work with IPTV.
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