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Config. a DrayTek 2830 & TalkTalk Fibre (Med. FTTC) [Solved]
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23 Dec 2013 15:26 #78571
by simmondp
Config. a DrayTek 2830 & TalkTalk Fibre (Med. FTTC) [Solved] was created by simmondp
While I had the TalkTalk TV Linear IPTV service running with my Draytek, (http://forum.draytek.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=17876 ) when they installed the FTTC Modem it broke.
Also, out of the box, just plugging in the FTTC Modem to WAN2 will not work (TalkTalk simply plug their Router in, prove it's all working and than say "your problem" - which is probably fair enough.....)
So here is how to get it all working (also see my post on getting TR069 to work as well -http://forum.draytek.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=18960 )
*** It would be could if someone could confirm this also works for them, as I think I've documented all my steps ***
WAN >> General Setup
Click on WAN1 (assuming no ADSL any more): Enable = No
Click on WAN3 (assuming no backup connection): Enable = No
Click on WAN2
Enable = Yes
Display Name = Fibre Modem
Physical Type = Auto negotiation
VLAN Tag insertion = Disable
Active Mode = Always On
Load Balance = Checked (if WAN1 or WAN3 used as backup), else un-checked
WAN >> Internet Access
WAN2, Fibre Modem, Ethernet: Access Mode = Static or Dynamic IP
[Details Page][Static or Dymanic IP Tab]
Enable = Checked
Keep WAN Connection, Enable PING to keep alive = Unchecked
WAN Connection Detection, Mode = ARP Detect
WAN IP Network Settings, Obtain an IP address automatically = Checked
Router Name =
Domain Name =
DHCP Client Identifier for some ISP = Unchecked
Specify an IP address = Unchecked
Default MAC Address = Checked
DNS Server IP Address:
Primary IP Address = 208.67.220.222 (left blank or your favourite DNS provider)*
Secondary IP Address = 208.67.220.222 (left blank or your favourite DNS provider)*
* I use Open DNS
WAN >> Multi-PVCs
General:
Leave Channel 1 enabled, if you had Channel 3 enabled and are not using ADSL as a back-up then Channel 3 can be disabled.
Port-based Bridge:
If Channel 3 was enabled then un-check P1,P2,P3 & P4, set Service Type = Normal and then set Channel 3: Enable = Unchecked
Applications >> IGMP
Enable IGMP Proxy = Checked and set to [WAN2]
Enable IGMP Snooping = Checked
System Maintenance >> Configuration Backup
Now back up your configuration
Complete
You should now be able to go to the Engineers Test Channel and Linear IPTV should be working.
Also, out of the box, just plugging in the FTTC Modem to WAN2 will not work (TalkTalk simply plug their Router in, prove it's all working and than say "your problem" - which is probably fair enough.....)
So here is how to get it all working (also see my post on getting TR069 to work as well -
*** It would be could if someone could confirm this also works for them, as I think I've documented all my steps ***
WAN >> General Setup
Click on WAN1 (assuming no ADSL any more): Enable = No
Click on WAN3 (assuming no backup connection): Enable = No
Click on WAN2
Enable = Yes
Display Name = Fibre Modem
Physical Type = Auto negotiation
VLAN Tag insertion = Disable
Active Mode = Always On
Load Balance = Checked (if WAN1 or WAN3 used as backup), else un-checked
WAN >> Internet Access
WAN2, Fibre Modem, Ethernet: Access Mode = Static or Dynamic IP
[Details Page][Static or Dymanic IP Tab]
Enable = Checked
Keep WAN Connection, Enable PING to keep alive = Unchecked
WAN Connection Detection, Mode = ARP Detect
WAN IP Network Settings, Obtain an IP address automatically = Checked
Router Name =
Domain Name =
DHCP Client Identifier for some ISP = Unchecked
Specify an IP address = Unchecked
Default MAC Address = Checked
DNS Server IP Address:
Primary IP Address = 208.67.220.222 (left blank or your favourite DNS provider)*
Secondary IP Address = 208.67.220.222 (left blank or your favourite DNS provider)*
* I use Open DNS
WAN >> Multi-PVCs
General:
Leave Channel 1 enabled, if you had Channel 3 enabled and are not using ADSL as a back-up then Channel 3 can be disabled.
Port-based Bridge:
If Channel 3 was enabled then un-check P1,P2,P3 & P4, set Service Type = Normal and then set Channel 3: Enable = Unchecked
Applications >> IGMP
Enable IGMP Proxy = Checked and set to [WAN2]
Enable IGMP Snooping = Checked
System Maintenance >> Configuration Backup
Now back up your configuration
Complete
You should now be able to go to the Engineers Test Channel and Linear IPTV should be working.
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