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I'm not sure what this means. What are you asking for?
Are you saying that you don't want people to respond?
Correct.
(Hope that's not a "novel".)
Config?
Livebox 6 < -WIFI 5GHz - > OpenWrt Relayd < - Lan - > Orange TV
With relayd all is ok except the TV
The solution is at the end, again a big thank you to our friend lleachii
I'm not sure why you posted that.
If you don't wish to provide configs (maybe that's what "novel" means?), it'll be almost impossible to assist.
Do you know how to copy/paste the network and wifi configs of the OpenWrt?
Describe, please (hard to guess).
- Do you get IP?
- Does it freeze, what?
Also do you know if you IPTV is IPv4 or IPv6 based?
Also, post DHCP configs (configs are important and it's possible you configured a network conflict, etc.).
Config is exactly this exactly except that the AP master is currently a LiveBox 6:
I also tried with an SFR box
The TV box does indeed obtain an ip address from the Livebox 6 but the multicast TV stream does not pass
The DHCP on the OpenWrt is obviously disabled
No IPV6
I see no config on your link. So I surmise you do not know how to post them.
Please provide your settings. Please copy the output of the following commands and post it here using the "Preformatted text </> " button:
Remember to redact passwords, MAC addresses and any public IP addresses you may have:
cat /etc/config/network
cat /etc/config/wireless
cat /etc/config/dhcp
Web GUI screenshots of the config are less preferred. E.g. pics of LAN, WWAN and relay, wireless, etc.
Whoa, multicast?!
(It's hard to tell since you edited your posts if you ever mentioned that.)
Did you ever try igmpproxy before a relayd setup???
You should be able to install/configure igmpproxy in your current setup. In fact, I beleive you'll need it for multicast ( I can't explain why without "writing a novel"). You defnatly need it for WWAN or any standard downstream setup.
Ok well since I'd have to ask a series of questions about your upstream and dowstream IP, dhcp config, what is the upstream range, etc...that are simply in the configs and pics...
I won't be able to assist without writing questions in "novel" format.
Sorry I couldn't guess.
Correct.
Ummmmmm, no. Seems like you didn't properly configure the device (igmpproxy was never mentioned) and you won't show configs.
But feel free to hold your opinion. Have a good day and the best on your device setup.
If you wanna show configs, feel free to update.
(IPTV box works here with relayd on Atheros WiFi chip. Multicast streams on wired/wifi downstream works here with proper igmpproxy setup on OpenWrt device).
i.e. you never setup multicast and never mentioned it to the community until the last few posts - so I won't be able to help adding/changing configs before I see the current ones, no matter how much one claims they match pics or steps - perhaps someone else could guess, you could also try installing and configuring igmpproxy
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These diagrams are unhelpful without configs, regrets I can't assist. I also am unsure if you mean multicast or unicast on-demand.
Bridging STA interfaces is not a possibility provided by the IEEE 802.11 standards, as it would require sqeezing a fourth MAC address somehow into an IEEE 802.11 packet header which only specifies space for three MAC addresses, there can be no standards compliant way to accomplish this - only proprietary ones
From what I know the number of MAC addresses in a 802.11 frame is decided by the To DS and From DS bits found in the Frame Control field. If both of them are set to 1, then the 4th MAC address is required. And with 4 addresses available, it is possible to connect 2 Ethernet networks via Wi-Fi.
I also hear that the actual implementations using that 4th address differs from vendor to vendor, making them incompatible. I haven't get into detail of any implementation, so I cannot say for sure why it is so hard to do. At first glance, using 4 addresses looks like routing to me (2 IP addresses + 2 MAC addresses).
Ileachi , many thanks , you put me on the right track because now it works
I put this in igmpproxy
config igmpproxy
option quickleave 1
config phyint
option network wwan
option direction upstream
list altnet 193.0.0.0/8
list altnet 81.0.0.0/8
list altnet 80.0.0.0/8
list altnet 192.0.0.0/8
config phyint
option network lan
option direction downstream
list altnet 192.168.1.0/24 ---- IP box 192.168.1.1
I have found:infos with tracert orange.fr
80.0.0.0/8 dns orange
81.0.0.0/8 dns orange but not at this time
193.0.0.0/8 ip first link
192.0..0.0/8 ip by my Libebox 6
On the other hand i do not understand why with 2 * OpenWrt boxes there is nothing to do
It's great because i will now be able to operate my box's in WIFI AX
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I found the previous request which described the TV problem well
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