I have 4 devices doing routing and Switching.
Action technology vt1000 (ISP)
Port 1 of the VT1000 goes to an ASUS RT-66AC on the Wan port.
Port 2 of the VT1000 to their IPTV box
Port 3 of the VT1000 to their IPTV box
Port 4 unused
The Asus 66U port 1 goes to a Dink Gigabit Non managed 24 port switch.
Port 2 goes to a second Asus 66U which is set in AP Mode
I have the action tech set to do transparent bridging due to the IPTV boxes mist have Multicasting on.
I have a Multi-room Sound system which freezes anytime Multicasting is turned on.
I set the VT1000 to run on subnet 192.168.1.x
And the Asus connected to the Vt1000 port 1 set to use subnet 192.168.2.x
This solved my issue with the multi-channel sound amp from freezing. But what a didn't realize. . Is that transparent bridging on the action tech vt1000 has made all 4 ports transparent.
So is it possible to turn off the transparent bridging... and set the 2 Asus routers to act as A cess points but using a separate subnet.. or is there a way to keep the Multicasting from flooding the rest of the network?
Action technology vt1000 (ISP)
Port 1 of the VT1000 goes to an ASUS RT-66AC on the Wan port.
Port 2 of the VT1000 to their IPTV box
Port 3 of the VT1000 to their IPTV box
Port 4 unused
The Asus 66U port 1 goes to a Dink Gigabit Non managed 24 port switch.
Port 2 goes to a second Asus 66U which is set in AP Mode
I have the action tech set to do transparent bridging due to the IPTV boxes mist have Multicasting on.
I have a Multi-room Sound system which freezes anytime Multicasting is turned on.
I set the VT1000 to run on subnet 192.168.1.x
And the Asus connected to the Vt1000 port 1 set to use subnet 192.168.2.x
This solved my issue with the multi-channel sound amp from freezing. But what a didn't realize. . Is that transparent bridging on the action tech vt1000 has made all 4 ports transparent.
So is it possible to turn off the transparent bridging... and set the 2 Asus routers to act as A cess points but using a separate subnet.. or is there a way to keep the Multicasting from flooding the rest of the network?