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    IPTV / Multicast and IGMP Proxy

    General pfSense Questions
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      echappatte
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      Hi All,

      Actually I try to use IPTV with pfSense, but this don't work.

      I have the following setup :

      • VDSL line to my ISP modem/router
      • pfSense behind this router wiht IP Passthrough setting

      My private network is set to 192.168.10.1 / 24. pfSense has the public WAN IP provided by my ISP.
      How should I configure IGMP Proxy ? (I have read this but it does not help me : http://doc.pfsense.com/index.php/IGMP_Proxy)
      I have set the Upstream to my WAN and the downstream to my LAN, but dont work. What should I set for subnets ?

      Should I setup other things (firewall rules,.. ) ?

      Anyone here using IPTV / Multicast with pfSense ?

      I am using the 2.0 alpha, previous version does not support it.

      Any help, suggestions, feedback,… is appreciated

      Thank you

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        eri--
        last edited by

        On your default allow any rule on LAN you need to click under advanced 'allow options' option.

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          echappatte
          last edited by

          Thank you for your reply !

          This rule has a lot of option.. this is the following one, right ?

          Do you can tell me more about this option ? what does it mean, implies ?

          I will try as soon as possible with IPTV, thank you again.

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