DFactory
Occasional Visitor
I am a user of RT-AC86U where LAN4 port is connected to my set-top-box of my ISP's IPTV. They made some change recently to the IPTV service, and I remember that years ago I was able to get the iptv vlan tag id by connecting a computer directly to their cable (no router involved) and checking in wireshark or similar tool the packets.
With the current lockdowns and curfew, my family members' set-top-box stopped getting iptv packets. I guess it is due to the recent updates on the network by the ISP, and they must have changed the iptv vlan tag which is tied to every customer's set-top-box MAC address. Obviously, I am unable to travel to the premises to connect a device before the router but I have VPN access to the router.
I am trying for a week or so to get some meaningful data with entware + tcpdump sniffing tools. However, I keep failing in identifying the vlan id that needs to be updated in the RT-AC86U's LAN > IPTV section. Could anybody help with the command line option, so I can detect update the VLAN VID tag and make things working again?
With the current lockdowns and curfew, my family members' set-top-box stopped getting iptv packets. I guess it is due to the recent updates on the network by the ISP, and they must have changed the iptv vlan tag which is tied to every customer's set-top-box MAC address. Obviously, I am unable to travel to the premises to connect a device before the router but I have VPN access to the router.
I am trying for a week or so to get some meaningful data with entware + tcpdump sniffing tools. However, I keep failing in identifying the vlan id that needs to be updated in the RT-AC86U's LAN > IPTV section. Could anybody help with the command line option, so I can detect update the VLAN VID tag and make things working again?