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  Új Válasz 2015-05-07 07:53:48 #550

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  Sziasztok,
  tegnap állítottam hadrendbe egy RB951G routert. Minden flottul működik kivéve a thome iptv-t.
  T-home net egy Cisco EPC3825 modem/routeren keresztül jön. Ha ebbe dugom direktbe az iptv-t minden jön rendesen. Ha a Mikrobiba, akkor csak a csatorna neveket látom, elektronikus műsorújságot, de magát képanyagot nem. Tudja esetleg valaki, hogy milyen szabályt kellene állítanom a mikrobiban?

  Ezt még régen találtam valahol, egy fórumon:

  Configuration of IPTV

  IPTV uses IGMP to subscribe to your provider's TV broadcast. To make this work, we need an IGMP proxy which can forward multicast traffic to your IPTV, and configure firewall to allow such traffic. In this tutorial, I will follow my router's settings, so at some places it is up to you to change the settings described here to your needs. My goal was to make this work with the set top box provided by my ISP, so if you want to watch stream on your computer (with VLC for example) this might or might not work for you. This tutorial will not tell you how to configure anything else in the router, I assume you have a minimal knowledge in RouterOS, and the ability to search online for solutions if needed.

  Settings of Mikrotik:

  Model - RB2011UiAS-RM (should work with any model capable of running RouterOS)
  RouterOS version - 6.18
  Ether1 - gateway to internet, gets public IP from ISP via DHCP
  Ether2 - your local network, also the place where your IPTV is (set top box or VLC or whatever)

  First, check if your router has the multicast package installed. You can do this by navigating to Routing in RouterOS menu (either via Webfig or winbox). If you have it already, you should see a submenu called "IGMP Proxy". If you don't have it, you need to download it from mikrotik's website and install it on your router. Be sure to get the correct one for your platform and RouterOS version. The easiest way to install a package is to login to your router with winbox, and drag&drop the package file to the "Files" root folder. After rebooting the router, the package installs automatically.

  Click on IGMP Proxy. Then click the "Add New" button:

  -Enabled: yes
  -Interface: Ether1 (the gateway to internet)
  -Treshold: 1
  -Alternative subnets: 0.0.0.0/0
  -Upstream: yes

  Click apply, then OK.

  Click "Add New" again.

  -Enabled: yes
  -Interface: Ether2 (your LAN with the IPTV)
  -Treshold: 1
  -No alternative subnets
  -Upstream: no

  Click apply, then OK.

  Click "Settings".

  -Quick Leave: yes
  -leave everything else as is

  Click apply, then OK.
  Proxy configuration is done. Now we need to check firewall rules to allow IPTV's traffic. I assume you have default firewall configuration, same as on my router (you can see the default firewall config here: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manuale ... igurations, Firewall, NAT and MAC server section). We are going to extend this.

  Navigate to IP->Firewall menu. Add new filter rule.

  -Chain: input
  -Protocol: udp
  -action: accept

  Apply and OK.

  Add new filter rule.

  -Chain: forward
  -Protocol: udp
  -action: accept

  Apply and OK.

  Add new filter rule.

  -Chain: input
  -Protocol: igmp
  -action: accept

  Apply and OK.

  This is it. If everything else in your network is configured properly, your IPTV should work now. Any questions, just ask, I try to answer them.

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