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      owner524 last edited by

      hello im kinda new to PFsense still learning how to do things. i just got fiber to the home and there tv service i really dont want to use there crappy router i would like to use pfsense for all my networking needs. but i cant get the igmp to work with my iptv boxs. im running the lastest pfsense if anyone could help that would be great.  let me know what info you need

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        doktornotor Banned last edited by

        "Not working" is not a useful problem description. For starters, have you configured the IMGP proxy properly?

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          owner524 last edited by

          @doktornotor:

          "Not working" is not a useful problem description. For starters, have you configured the IMGP proxy properly?

          I'm sorry?    I'm not really sure if it is due to the fact there are so many web sites saying there is a lot of different ways

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            owner524 last edited by

            Anyone able to help me to get this to work ?

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              -flo- 0 last edited by

              You need to activate the IGMP Proxy. In the configuration you have to specify your upstream and downstream subnets. Within your network in the easiest case there is only one possible subnet to configure here. That depends on your setup. The upstream networks are the difficult thing. This depends on your IPTV provider. I suggest you google that or at least specify here which provider you are working with to finds other users with the same to help.

              I can help with German Telekom Entertain service but I guess this is not what you use?

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                owner524 last edited by

                @-flo-:

                You need to activate the IGMP Proxy. In the configuration you have to specify your upstream and downstream subnets. Within your network in the easiest case there is only one possible subnet to configure here. That depends on your setup. The upstream networks are the difficult thing. This depends on your IPTV provider. I suggest you google that or at least specify here which provider you are working with to finds other users with the same to help.

                I can help with German Telekom Entertain service but I guess this is not what you use?

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                the downstream I know its your local network but the upstream im not sure of some site would say use the 224.0.0.0/16 and others would say use the ips that show up on your firewall but anyways  im with Cincinnati bell fioptics.  also I tired doing what this site said to do no luck http://flyovercountry.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/GoogleFiberRouterGuide.pdf   and this one https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=30983.0 and many more  still wont work

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                  -flo- 0 last edited by

                  Are you aware that the description given in the links you posted does not refer to your own provider? The subnets for Google TV service need not be the same as for your Cincinnati bell fioptic (unless it is a reseller of the Google service maybe). Apart from that the description looks quite decent.

                  So you must find information on your provider. I suggest you access them directly as well as try using Google to find that.

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                    owner524 last edited by

                    @-flo-:

                    Are you aware that the description given in the links you posted does not refer to your own provider? The subnets for Google TV service need not be the same as for your Cincinnati bell fioptic (unless it is a reseller of the Google service maybe). Apart from that the description looks quite decent.

                    So you must find information on your provider. I suggest you access them directly as well as try using Google to find that.

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                    yes im aware its GOOGLE I just never messed with IGMP i was trying to get a IDEA. also I pulled the subnets off cincis router where the cable boxes are connected too. I just want to know from thoughs links which one is the right way and which is the wrong way

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                      owner524 last edited by

                      Anyone?

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                        doktornotor Banned last edited by

                        Like, what? No info -> no advise. The generics are all covered above.

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                          owner524 last edited by

                          @doktornotor:

                          Like, what? No info -> no advise. The generics are all covered above.

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                          Which way is right ?? How would u set it up I've never done this before also what info do u want ???

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                            doktornotor Banned last edited by

                            No idea what are you asking. Without information about your provider, noone can advise any specifics here.

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                              owner524 last edited by

                              so u need the ips or something ???

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                                owner524 last edited by

                                This should be the ips I use??


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                                  owner524 last edited by

                                  @owner524:

                                  This should be the ips I use??

                                  Is this what I need these are the ips the router is pulling for the ISP

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