Recent content by Mathieu

lsmod | grep rtsp does indeed show the services are running, after enabling RTSP Passthrough on GUI. Thanks Colin!

After some more head scratching and Claude prompting, I seem to have solved the issue. As it appears, the router was not loading the following services (or 'kernel modules' as apparently they are called): nf_conntrack_rtsp nf_nat_rtsp It failed to work when I tried to load them from...

Good afternoon all I am running into a -mild- issue with the IPTV settings on my router (please do not yawn). As Googling away yielded no meaningful result, and my new AI best buddy showed serious limitations, I thought I'd raised the issue with this learned community. 'Movistar Triple VLAN'...

[Please moderators remove if off-topic] Does anyone know if the 'ROG' line of routers would offer any benefit (speed/quality of build/security...) to a non-gamer, as compared to non 'ROG' branded routers? As pace of FW upgrades (and pricing policies) are distinct, I am just curious to find out...

In the end I decided to go for a clean re-install and configuration of the router. As much as I find the exercise tedious, it seems to have done the trick and I have recovered full IPTV functionality. For the record, I highlight in the attached ISP router's routing table the entry that got me...

Thank you Colin. I will try in the morning and report.

No no. That is how it is called in my ISP’s router. In ASUS it translates to ‘vlan2’. Or so I infer. Yes in System Log… I wasn’t clear.

It is: Destination: 10.64.0.0 Subnet Mask: 255.192.0.0 Gateway: 10.64.0.1 Flag: UG Metric: 1 Service:2 [that would be the IPTV VLAN] Another one, which to me looks similar, correctly appears in the ASUS's routing table. That is: Destination: 10.64.0.0 Subnet Mask: 255.192.0.0 Gateway: 0.0.0.0...

I see it's been removed. Apologies all and thanks to the vigilantes.

Afternoon folks Up until now I had never dared manipulating the routing table, leaving the necessary changes to be handled by the relevant firmwares/users scripts. But then I came across an issue with IPTV (again). There appears to one entry in the ISP's router table that is not captured by...

That goes beyond my knowledge. That said, on the actual, physical setup, the IPTV GUI for 'Manual Settings' explicitly refers to 'LAN port 3' and 'Lan Port 4' and not VoIP / IPTV, but makes no reference to VLAN ids. Those are probably left-over settings from older times where, yes, the IPTV...

This is a very interesting debate, which goes beyond the 'technical' or 'technological' knowledge I usually seek from this Community. Underlying the question of Anonymity there is a moral issue: is it desirable or not? By whom? And importantly, to what purpose? (that takes us back to @Tech9...

Mine is Timofonica. I think I started wrong-footed by trying the 'Movistar Triple Wan' config on IPTV tab. That never worked for me, but since my historical 'Manual Settings' was also failing I tried it, and failed. Thinking ISP config had changed, I went back to Manual with the...

SOLVED I found the time to -painfully- reconfigure, one step at a time, the router. I made incremental backup points for the config, but also for the JFFS along the way, which proved to be useful fallback configs when things went pear shape. No two configs are identical, but if it can help...

Tried the attached under 386_2.2 and those settings don't work for me. What firmware are you on?