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I believe you are correct, the DSL-N16 is a budget modem / router combo and so does not have the same features as say the DSL-AC68U etc.
No work around (IPTV) as far as I am aware, I assume you have the option for IGMP Proxy , maybe try that but I think that will not work ?
As you are using Ethernet mode, maybe an option to purchase RT type ASUS router (non modem) as this will work well especially for streaming and gaming
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I believe you are correct, the DSL-N16 is a budget modem / router combo and so does not have the same features as say the DSL-AC68U etc. No work around (IPTV) as far as I am aware, I assume you have the option for IGMP Proxy , maybe try that but I think that will not work ? As you are using Ethernet mode, maybe an option to purchase RT type ASUS router (non modem) as this will work well especially for streaming and gaming
Yes indeed it is a budget Modem, but my main interest in buying it was because it has a detailed Qos, most economy Modems / Wireless have automatic Qos this one have specific rules that can be setup. Ironically IGMP should be available but it is “locked” for the Ethernet Ports along with the Multicast. I guess i have to upgrade but i bought my Modem since 2 weeks only :/
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Hopefully you can return your DSL-N16 and swap it for something better suited ?
Alas there is no third party option for Firmware, so again you are limited by the DSL-N16.
If you do purchase new router, try to purchase one that is Broadcom chipset based
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I will keep in mind, thank you :)
Only a thought, multicasting is UDP only for IPv4, but in IPv6 included support for multicast TCP.
If that works then you could tunnel 6to4 from your WAN connection so ISP works correctly ?
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I don’t think my ISP support IPv6 but for anyone having this problem i was able to fix it, here’s how since i wasn’t able to use multicast on Ethernet i switched to wifi since i have this connection only for xbox and no other wireless devices connected i was able to configure Multicast with the default RTS threshold, while also disabling IGMP Snooping, setting wifi channel on 3 also.
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I don’t think my ISP support IPv6 but for anyone having this problem i was able to fix it, here’s how since i wasn’t able to use multicast on Ethernet i switched to wifi since i have this connection only for xbox and no other wireless devices connected i was able to configure Multicast with the default RTS threshold, while also disabling IGMP Snooping, setting wifi channel on 3 also.
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