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Re: BT TV
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I really need some help if anyone knows how to set this router up for bt tv that will be great it seems poitless to spend £240 on a router i cant use (i only need to find out how to set it up to work with the iptv) thanks.
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Hi thanks for the help ive manged to solve it when the two options i had didnt work, i chnaged the subnet of the R8000 and stuck the bt hub in the wan port of the R8000 so i can use the fetures of the R8000 but evrything seems to be working thanks.
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Re: BT TV
There are two options. Experiment and use the one that works.
- Uncheck the Disable IGMP Proxying box under WAN Setup. OR
- Follow the instructions on page 41 of the manual (link) to set up a bridge group. You will want to assign the Netgear router port your BT box is
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Sadly none of these work any other sugestions?
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Hmm, the bridge group should have worked. It essentially connects your BT TV box directly to the Internet. How did you set it up?
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Hi thanks for the help ive manged to solve it when the two options i had didnt work, i chnaged the subnet of the R8000 and stuck the bt hub in the wan port of the R8000 so i can use the fetures of the R8000 but evrything seems to be working thanks.
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