I thought that was GET because of the DOWNLOAD page, and that was doing something wrong.
I GOOGLED arround and found nothing, i'm trying and i'm afraid that i'm doing something wrong. I was waiting for a WAN IP for about 30min, and nothing...
I need some confirmation of the VLAN CONFIG that i've put in the first Picture. With out that i'm not sure what to do.
I Enabled the JFFS, put the Script on Comands, and i've selected the Vlan 100 for WAN port, but the Config on the picture i'm not sure what to do, leave the standart VLAN 1? Remove the option? Don't know.
Check phuzi0n's post, with patched switch-robo module you can't use webgui, you will have to use the start script or at least telnet/ssh to setup it manually via commands for testing.
Check phuzi0n's post, with patched switch-robo module you can't use webgui, you will have to use the start script or at least telnet/ssh to setup it manually via commands for testing.
My not very good english, doesn´t help.
I put the script Here, ADMIN/COMMANDS
I'm not understanding how can apply the PATCH Switch-robo module, I just activate JFFS, like WIKKI show me, and put the script commands like the Picture above.
Thank you, i'm sorry for not understanding some things.
Hi, i'm trying TELNET but it says "LOG IN INCORRECT", and i want to use SSH, and i can't Enable it, there is no Option for SSH.
Don't know what to do.
The telnet/ssh username is always "root" and the password is whatever your GUI password is. SSH is found on the services page. _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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The switch-robo.ko is a patched module of Broadcom switch which allows routers with some broadcom switches to use vlans >16.
This is how TG784 from Vodafone works:
WAN port is tagged to all vlans (100, 101 and 105)
All lan ports are bridged like a normal router, so it gives internet only per default.
For IPTV to work, you will need to run a dhcp client on your vlan105 (or eth0.105, I don't how your interfaces are called) to get ip 10.x.y.z and then use a multicast proxy, like igmpproxy. Upstream would be vlan105 and Downstream would be br0 (lan bridge).
If configured properly, your tvbox will get an ip in "internet range" (192.168.1.X for example) but TV will work.
For Voip, I moved one of the ports to vlan101 and plug TG784 router there, so I can take advantage of RJ11 port.
I hope it's more clear for you
Thank you for your explanation, but i'm still trying to figure out how to attach a dhcp client on the vlan 105 (eth1.xxx)...
Anyway, i'm using - more specifically - OpenWrt and i saw one interesting ideia on their forums: attach a 2nd mac address to the wan interface by installing a package called macvlan and run the 2nd vlan (105 - iptv) on it.
Assuming that dd-wrt is similar, the required commands are:
Code:
opkg update
opkg install ip
opkg install kmod-macvlan
edit /etc/rc.local and add:
ip link add link eth1 eth2 type macvlan
ifconfig eth2 hw ether xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx #your second mac
ifup -a
It's very unlikely that you really need two DHCP clients running. I would connect a PC to the IPTV and use a packet sniffer to check if it's tagging VLAN 105 or not.
If it is tagging then modify the router configuration to tag VLAN 105 on the port the IPTV is connected to.
If not then I would suggest just tagging VLAN 101 and 105 on a LAN port and then connecting the ISP provided router to that port and let the ISP provided router handle IPTV/VOIP. _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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But i'm going to NETWORK CONFIG and the Vlan 100/101/105 is there.
Huh? Do you mean the networking page in the GUI?
You might need to change "eth1" to "eth0" because it varies by model. _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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But i'm going to NETWORK CONFIG and the Vlan 100/101/105 is there.
Huh? Do you mean the networking page in the GUI?
Yes, in the WAN Option.
The WAN Port Assignment is changed regardless of whether the VLAN's are created or not. If the VLAN's are created then you will see each of them in the Port Setup section.
Run this command to check the interface that you need to use.
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But you figured out that it is indeed eth0. Change everything in the script from eth1 to eth0. _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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