Configure IPTV-NET VLAN single line multiplexing

Jan 9, 2020#IPTV #VLAN #折腾99

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The author discusses their experience with configuring IPTV-NET VLAN single-line multiplexing. They explain that due to a design error, there is only one network cable near their television, which poses a problem for both WiFi coverage and IPTV usage. They initially tried using a split cable but encountered quality issues with data transmission. 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 setting up the router and switch. 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 cover the Wi-Fi signal relatively well inside the house, I also need to set up the wireless router near the TV. However, IPTV also needs to occupy a network cable. Our initial 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.

Set up the optical modem#

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

SuperUser: telecomadmin
PassWord: nE7jA%5m

to perform VLAN binding.

Set 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.