IPTV Configuration from Huawei ONT to Asus RT-AX86U

[mra1412]

I recently bought an ASUS RT-AX86U router and set my old ISP-provided Huawei ONT (HG8546M) to bridge mode. However, I am not able to bridge the IPTV connection even after manually setting the VLAN ID and priority in AX86U's IPTV configuration. How can I do that?

I've attached the screenshots for both my Huawei ONT configuration (by the ISP) for IPTV and Asus' configuration.

 

[ColinTaylor]

What firmware version are you using? Who is your ISP?

Try this with your IPTV device plugged into LAN port 4.

 

[mra1412]

What firmware version are you using? Who is your ISP?

Try this with your IPTV device plugged into LAN port 4.
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My firmware version is 3.0.0.4.388_23285. I've already tried the above configuration but it somehow stops my internet as well.
My ISP is Optix here in Pakistan.

 

[ColinTaylor]

Can you post a screenshot of your Huawei's internet VLAN settings.

 

[mra1412]

Can you post a screenshot of your Huawei's internet VLAN settings.

 

[ColinTaylor]

Sorry, I'm not familiar enough with this kind of service. Can you ask Optix for help?

 

[mra1412]

Sorry, I'm not familiar enough with this kind of service. Can you ask Optix for help?

They aren't helping much in this case. They did provide me the PPPoE credentials and said that the rest it up to me.

 

[mra1412]

BTW one of the LAN ports is checked in the "Binding Options" on my internet configuration (not shown in the screenshot) to enable internet connectivity on that particular port (which is connected to the WAN port of my router). Unchecking all didn't get me any internet.

 

[ColinTaylor]

BTW one of the LAN ports is checked in the "Binding Options" on my internet configuration (not shown in the screenshot) to enable internet connectivity on that particular port (which is connected to the WAN port of my router).

Ah, I was wondering about that. Can you bind the IPTV VLAN to a different port and connect your IPTV box to that and only use your Asus for the bridged internet?

 

[follower]

I recently bought an ASUS RT-AX86U router and set my old ISP-provided Huawei ONT (HG8546M) to bridge mode. However, I am not able to bridge the IPTV connection even after manually setting the VLAN ID and priority in AX86U's IPTV configuration. How can I do that?

I've attached the screenshots for both my Huawei ONT configuration (by the ISP) for IPTV and Asus' configuration.

You have to ask VLAN ID to your ISP first if your IPTV requires VLAN. If they use it they will give you 3 VLAN IDs. You have to use those IDs which are provided from your ISP. Otherwise, your own IDs don't work at all.

 

[mra1412]

Ah, I was wondering about that. Can you bind the IPTV VLAN to a different port and connect your IPTV box to that and only use your Asus for the bridged internet?

I can't since I only have one ethernet cable connecting my router and the STB and both of them are on separate floors.

 

[mra1412]

You have to ask VLAN ID to your ISP first if your IPTV requires VLAN. If they use it they will give you 3 VLAN IDs. You have to use those IDs which are provided from your ISP. Otherwise, your own IDs don't work at all.

They only provided one VLAN ID that is 266.

 

[follower]

They only provided one VLAN ID that is 266.

You better contact your ISP again.

 

[ColinTaylor]

You better contact your ISP again.

Try reading the thread and looking at his screen shots. The VLAN information is all there. He doesn't need three VLANs only the two we've already been talking about (one for internet and the other for IPTV).

 

[follower]

Try reading the thread and looking at his screen shots. The VLAN information is all there. He doesn't need three VLANs only the two we've already been talking about (one for internet and the other for IPTV).

How about VoIP?

 

[ColinTaylor]

How about VoIP?

He never said anything about VoIP and if you look at his screenshots there's nothing there either, only internet and IPTV.

 

[follower]

He never said anything about VoIP and if you look at his screenshots there's nothing there either, only internet and IPTV.

Then he needs 2 IDs. But his ISP gave him only 1 ID he said.

 

[ColinTaylor]

Then he needs 2 IDs. But his ISP gave him only 1 ID he said.

Why don't you look at his screenshots? All the VLAN information is there.

 

[follower]

Why don't you look at his screenshots? All the VLAN information is there.

I saw it.
But he said 'They only provided one VLAN ID that is 266.'. In his case, he doesn't need Priority, all 0.

 

[sfx2000]

Why don't you look at his screenshots? All the VLAN information is there.

I agree with @ColinTaylor

See here - internet is one, iptv is the other...