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12-30-2018 01:13 PM
I have telus gigabit internet and planning on getting optik tv. Currenty i have an edgerouter lite 3 plugged directly into the Nokia ONT and then a switch handling an AP and wired local network. I understand that optik tv needs the t3200m router and I want to avoid routing on this box. I have seen numerous forums on this matter. I am thinking of doing something like this?
ONT>Edgerouter>Switch>T3200M>Optik TV
I can put the T3200M in a switch port and let it route for the optik tv. Will this work? I want to add that i have a ubiquiti wirless ap so I dont need anything from the t3200m other than optik tv compatibility
ONT>Edgerouter>Switch>T3200M>Optik TV
I can put the T3200M in a switch port and let it route for the optik tv. Will this work? I want to add that i have a ubiquiti wirless ap so I dont need anything from the t3200m other than optik tv compatibility
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12-31-2018 01:48 AM
Your way would work but then you have to get the Edgerouter to allow OptikTV traffic to the T3200M. By default the Edgerouter would block that traffic (IGMP if I recall correctly) - so you would be left having to modify the default Edgerouter firewall using CLI etc. I did investigate doing just that - there is fairly good information on the Ubiquiti website and in the their Community ... but in the end it was rather complicated for little payoff. It seemed better to in effect just allow Telus to do its thing with the T3200M for OptikTV ... and then if something goes wrong they can't blame you and your Edgerouter 🙂
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12-30-2018 02:19 PM
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12-30-2018 03:02 PM
I have and all threads keep on pointing to different threads. I would start digging down into different options if someone confirms my setup would not work
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12-30-2018 03:35 PM
Try ONT > Switch > split to Edgerouter and T3200M. You will get two independent IP adddresses from TELUS, and can keep your nets separate.
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12-30-2018 06:42 PM
That makes sense. I wasn't aware that the ONT can handout two IP addresses. I will give this a try after the optik tv installation is complete.
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12-30-2018 07:35 PM
I use the setup as above ONT > Switch > split to Edgerouter ER-X and T3200M. The T3200M only handles the Optik TV and the ER-X handles my network both wired and an UniFi Lite for wireless. Works perfectly.
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12-30-2018 08:38 PM
Thanks all for the input and while it all makes sense can someone tell me why my way won’t work just for informational purposes because on paper I dont see why it shouldn’t.
ONT>Edgerouter>Switch>T3200M>Optik TV
ONT>Edgerouter>Switch>T3200M>Optik TV
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12-31-2018 01:48 AM
Your way would work but then you have to get the Edgerouter to allow OptikTV traffic to the T3200M. By default the Edgerouter would block that traffic (IGMP if I recall correctly) - so you would be left having to modify the default Edgerouter firewall using CLI etc. I did investigate doing just that - there is fairly good information on the Ubiquiti website and in the their Community ... but in the end it was rather complicated for little payoff. It seemed better to in effect just allow Telus to do its thing with the T3200M for OptikTV ... and then if something goes wrong they can't blame you and your Edgerouter 🙂
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12-31-2018 01:53 AM
This is what i was looking for. Thank you
