IGMP Proxy and Deutsche Telekom IPTV

Dear community,

I’m experiencing problems getting the multicast streams from Deutsche Telekom to work. I’m still failing to get the traffic I’m receiving on the VLAN8 into the IGMP-Proxy / through the IGMP Proxy.

Is there anyone having a working configuration for Telekom Entertain on a Mikrotik device and is willing to share it with us / me?

Thanks in advance.

Jim

Are you using the MTik device as the router (it establishes the PPPoE session or it is behind a router but still does NATing) or as a switch (it bridges all ports / switches them)?

Thanks for your reply.
Currently I’m using the mikrotik together with a zyxel dsl modem. The connection for vlan 7 is bridged and the pppoe session is established by the mikrotik device.
The vlan 8 network for multicast is handled by the zyxel modem/router. The connection, ip address via dhcp and the igmp proxy is running on it. The mikrotik does just bridging. So, kind of a shared config.

I want to integrate both networks into the mikrotik device.

In addition to my post yesterday:

Current config:

Vlan7
Modem:

  • Bridge mode

Mtik:

  • pppoe login
  • nat
  • routing

Vlan8:
Modem:

  • dhcp client
  • nat
  • igmp proxy
  • routing

Mtik:

  • bridging

Hope it makes my current situation clearer.

My goal is to reach a config like this:

Vlan7
Modem:

  • Bridge mode

Mtik:

  • pppoe login
  • nat
  • routing

Vlan8:
Modem:

  • bridging

Mtik:

  • dhcp client
  • nat
  • igmp proxy
  • routing

Setting up a Mikrotik PPPOE Connection at a new Telekom All-IP BNG DSL line with Allnet ALL0333CJ Rev. C DSL-Modem:
According to the latest Deutsche Telekom announcements VLAN 8 is not longer used, instead VLAN 7 is used for both services.

The solution:
In the interfaces section add a new VLAN Interface with VLAN ID 7, no tagging service, set the interface to ether1-gateway (your WAN interface)
In the PPPOE-Client Interface settings (with the PPPOE account settings), change the interface from ether1-gateway to the new added VLAN interface at the interface selection - that’s it.

For german readers:
Nach der gestrigen Umstellung unseres T@School Anschlusses auf All-IP / BNG klappte die bisherige PPPOE Einwahl nicht mehr. Das verwendete DSL-Modem Allnet ALL0333CJ Rev. C zeigte einen DSL sync an, aber unser Mikrotik Routerboard (RB2011iL / OS 6.39.2) scheiterte ständig bei der PPPOE Einwahl.
Die Lösung für alle in der Community, die das gleiche Problem nach der Umstellung haben:
im Mikrotik Routerboard unter Inferfaces ein neues Interface
“VLAN” mit Interface mit VLAN ID 7auf ether1-gateway anlegen, “Use Service Tag” nicht aktivieren!
Dann im PPPOE-Client Interface (mit den PPPOE-Zugangsdaten) das eben neu angelegte VLAN Interface als Interface auswählen - that’s it!
An den PPPOE Zugangsdaten ändert sich übrigens nichts!

Great thanks @VGIT for posting the solution! It works :slight_smile:.

@VGIT:
How do you receive the Entertain-packages formerly provided via VLAN 8? How do I configure the MT-Router for that?

Thanks ahead,

Wolfgang