Configure IPTV-NET VLAN single-line multiplexing

Jan 9, 2020#IPTV #VLAN #折腾249

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The author discusses their experience in configuring IPTV-NET VLAN single-line multiplexing. They explain that due to a design mistake, there is only one network cable near the TV, which creates difficulties in setting up a wireless router for good coverage. They initially tried using a split network cable but faced quality issues. The author then describes their solution, which involves setting up a superuser account on the Guangdong Telecom's optical modem and performing VLAN binding. They also mention the importance of documenting router settings and provide a diagram of the setup involving the optical modem, WAN, LAN1 (IPTV), and CPU (NET). The author concludes by mentioning the additional benefit of obtaining IPv6 connectivity.

Due to a design error in the electrical box at home, there is only one network cable near the TV. If I want to have good Wi-Fi coverage in the house, I also need to set up the wireless router near the TV. However, IPTV also needs to occupy a network cable. Initially, our solution was to use a split network cable, but there were quality issues with data transmission. So during the summer vacation, I tried to solve this problem.

Setting up the Optical Modem#

First, use the super account of Guangdong Telecom's optical modem

SuperUser: telecomadmin
PassWord: nE7jA%5m

to perform VLAN binding.

Setting up the Router#

Note: It is recommended to record the router settings before proceeding with this section to avoid catastrophic consequences.

Switch Settings#

Optical Modem --> WAN -------> LAN1(IPTV)
               |
               |----> CPU(NET)

And that's it～

You can also get IPv6 along the way, double the joy.