Wireless Ethernet Bridge blocking multicast in one direction: FreshTomato 2019.1.015-beta
(Originally posted on Reddit)
https://www.reddit.com/r/TomatoFTW/comments/arq47e/wireless_ethernet_bridge_blocking_multicast_in/
I've installed FreshTomato 2019.1.015-beta on a DIR868L A1 (Broadcom chipset).
I've got a wireless router (Rt1) upstairs. I've got a DIR868L router with Tomato firmware (Rt2) downstairs. I've setup Rt2 as a wireless ethernet bridge using 2.4 GHz radio along with WPA2 security. Rt2 is meant to allow local ethernet devices to connect without each of them on Wifi. Rt2 Routing is set to "Router"
When I mention a computer on Wifi - it is connected to Rt1 (upstairs router), when it is ethernet it is connected to Rt2 (which itself uses wifi to connect to Rt1).
Rt1 has address 192.168.2.1
Rt2 has address 192.168.2.2
Here's what I see with a program called mping (with gateway as 224.0.0.251 and port as 5352 to try to replicate Airplay behavior):
Using 2 computers:
Ethernet -> Ethernet - works great - doesn't go through Wifi, just uses local Rt2 ethernet
Wifi -> Wifi - works great - doesn't use Rt2 at all, just connects to Rt1
Ethernet -> Wifi - works great - uses ethernet on Rt2 to go through wireless ethernet bridge connection to Rt1 to then connect to second computer
Wifi -> Ethernet - blocked. I can't get this route to work at all. Been at it for a few hours.
There is only 1 subnet of 192.168.2.0/24. I've tried in Tomato:
Wireless Multicast Forwarding
Efficient Multicast Forwarding
igmp and proxy and udpxy - not sure whether this makes sense
networking router ethernet tomato multicast
asked Feb 17 at 23:33
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(Originally posted on Reddit)
https://www.reddit.com/r/TomatoFTW/comments/arq47e/wireless_ethernet_bridge_blocking_multicast_in/
I've installed FreshTomato 2019.1.015-beta on a DIR868L A1 (Broadcom chipset).
I've got a wireless router (Rt1) upstairs. I've got a DIR868L router with Tomato firmware (Rt2) downstairs. I've setup Rt2 as a wireless ethernet bridge using 2.4 GHz radio along with WPA2 security. Rt2 is meant to allow local ethernet devices to connect without each of them on Wifi. Rt2 Routing is set to "Router"
When I mention a computer on Wifi - it is connected to Rt1 (upstairs router), when it is ethernet it is connected to Rt2 (which itself uses wifi to connect to Rt1).
Rt1 has address 192.168.2.1
Rt2 has address 192.168.2.2
Here's what I see with a program called mping (with gateway as 224.0.0.251 and port as 5352 to try to replicate Airplay behavior):
Using 2 computers:
Ethernet -> Ethernet - works great - doesn't go through Wifi, just uses local Rt2 ethernet
Wifi -> Wifi - works great - doesn't use Rt2 at all, just connects to Rt1
Ethernet -> Wifi - works great - uses ethernet on Rt2 to go through wireless ethernet bridge connection to Rt1 to then connect to second computer
Wifi -> Ethernet - blocked. I can't get this route to work at all. Been at it for a few hours.
There is only 1 subnet of 192.168.2.0/24. I've tried in Tomato:
Wireless Multicast Forwarding
Efficient Multicast Forwarding
igmp and proxy and udpxy - not sure whether this makes sense
networking router ethernet tomato multicast
asked Feb 17 at 23:33
nachumnachum
184
add a comment |
(Originally posted on Reddit)
https://www.reddit.com/r/TomatoFTW/comments/arq47e/wireless_ethernet_bridge_blocking_multicast_in/
I've installed FreshTomato 2019.1.015-beta on a DIR868L A1 (Broadcom chipset).
I've got a wireless router (Rt1) upstairs. I've got a DIR868L router with Tomato firmware (Rt2) downstairs. I've setup Rt2 as a wireless ethernet bridge using 2.4 GHz radio along with WPA2 security. Rt2 is meant to allow local ethernet devices to connect without each of them on Wifi. Rt2 Routing is set to "Router"
When I mention a computer on Wifi - it is connected to Rt1 (upstairs router), when it is ethernet it is connected to Rt2 (which itself uses wifi to connect to Rt1).
Rt1 has address 192.168.2.1
Rt2 has address 192.168.2.2
Here's what I see with a program called mping (with gateway as 224.0.0.251 and port as 5352 to try to replicate Airplay behavior):
Using 2 computers:
Ethernet -> Ethernet - works great - doesn't go through Wifi, just uses local Rt2 ethernet
Wifi -> Wifi - works great - doesn't use Rt2 at all, just connects to Rt1
Ethernet -> Wifi - works great - uses ethernet on Rt2 to go through wireless ethernet bridge connection to Rt1 to then connect to second computer
Wifi -> Ethernet - blocked. I can't get this route to work at all. Been at it for a few hours.
There is only 1 subnet of 192.168.2.0/24. I've tried in Tomato:
Wireless Multicast Forwarding
Efficient Multicast Forwarding
igmp and proxy and udpxy - not sure whether this makes sense
networking router ethernet tomato multicast
asked Feb 17 at 23:33
nachumnachum
184
(Originally posted on Reddit)
https://www.reddit.com/r/TomatoFTW/comments/arq47e/wireless_ethernet_bridge_blocking_multicast_in/
I've installed FreshTomato 2019.1.015-beta on a DIR868L A1 (Broadcom chipset).
I've got a wireless router (Rt1) upstairs. I've got a DIR868L router with Tomato firmware (Rt2) downstairs. I've setup Rt2 as a wireless ethernet bridge using 2.4 GHz radio along with WPA2 security. Rt2 is meant to allow local ethernet devices to connect without each of them on Wifi. Rt2 Routing is set to "Router"
When I mention a computer on Wifi - it is connected to Rt1 (upstairs router), when it is ethernet it is connected to Rt2 (which itself uses wifi to connect to Rt1).
Rt1 has address 192.168.2.1
Rt2 has address 192.168.2.2
Here's what I see with a program called mping (with gateway as 224.0.0.251 and port as 5352 to try to replicate Airplay behavior):
Using 2 computers:
Ethernet -> Ethernet - works great - doesn't go through Wifi, just uses local Rt2 ethernet
Wifi -> Wifi - works great - doesn't use Rt2 at all, just connects to Rt1
Ethernet -> Wifi - works great - uses ethernet on Rt2 to go through wireless ethernet bridge connection to Rt1 to then connect to second computer
Wifi -> Ethernet - blocked. I can't get this route to work at all. Been at it for a few hours.
There is only 1 subnet of 192.168.2.0/24. I've tried in Tomato:
Wireless Multicast Forwarding
Efficient Multicast Forwarding
igmp and proxy and udpxy - not sure whether this makes sense
networking router ethernet tomato multicast
networking router ethernet tomato multicast
asked Feb 17 at 23:33
nachumnachum
184
asked Feb 17 at 23:33
nachumnachum
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asked Feb 17 at 23:33
nachumnachum
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asked Feb 17 at 23:33
nachumnachum
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