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  1. K

    Request for finer control for VLAN Tagging

    The 15 VID limit is a problem with DD-WRT. You can use VID 0 for mixing tagged and untagged on a trunk port. All combinations are possible. I don't see what your problem is.
  2. K

    Request for finer control for VLAN Tagging

    There are no native/untagged ports in the RT-N16. All ports are part of some vLAN. IIRC by default the WAN port is vLAN 2 and the LAN ports are vLAN 1. That's why there's a restriction in the IPTV GUI to use VIDs > 2. The older broadcom devices used untagged ports. PPPoE or whatever WAN...
  3. K

    Request for finer control for VLAN Tagging

    AsusWRT looks like it has the same vLAN NVRAM variables as DD-WRT. I'm just guessing but it must be common for the broadcom switch drivers. If that's the case all that is required is to set the variables according to the checkboxes, commit and reboot. The IPTV section can be removed completely...
  4. K

    VLAN for IPTV

    The NVRAM variables look the same as this: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Switched_Ports I've configured vLANs successfully in DD-WRT using these commands. You get total control like a managed switch. This might work in AsusWRT as well.
  5. K

    Request for finer control for VLAN Tagging

    Don't think of it as being for any particular ISP. Simply provide the option to configure each port as we please. Just display a table with ports 1-5 with checkboxes for "vLAN Number" and "Trunk Port". Look at how it's done in DD-WRT. This is ideal. All it does is set the NVRAM variables...
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