Dear community,

I'm experiencing problems getting the multicast streams from Deutsche Telekom to work. I'm still failing to get the traffic I'm receiving on the VLAN8 into the IGMP-Proxy / through the IGMP Proxy.

Is there anyone having a working configuration for Telekom Entertain on a Mikrotik device and is willing to share it with us / me?

Thanks in advance.

Jim

Are you using the MTik device as the router (it establishes the PPPoE session or it is behind a router but still does NATing) or as a switch (it bridges all ports / switches them)?

Thanks for your reply.
Currently I'm using the mikrotik together with a zyxel dsl modem. The connection for vlan 7 is bridged and the pppoe session is established by the mikrotik device.
The vlan 8 network for multicast is handled by the zyxel modem/router. The connection, ip address via dhcp and the igmp proxy is running on it. The mikrotik does just bridging. So, kind of a shared config.

I want to integrate both networks into the mikrotik device.

In addition to my post yesterday:

Current config:

Vlan7
Modem:
- Bridge mode

Mtik:
- pppoe login
- nat
- routing

Vlan8:
Modem:
- dhcp client
- nat
- igmp proxy
- routing

Mtik:
- bridging

Hope it makes my current situation clearer.

My goal is to reach a config like this:

Vlan7
Modem:
- Bridge mode

Mtik:
- pppoe login
- nat
- routing

Vlan8:
Modem:
- bridging

Mtik:
- dhcp client
- nat
- igmp proxy
- routing

Setting up a Mikrotik PPPOE Connection at a new Telekom All-IP BNG DSL line with Allnet ALL0333CJ Rev. C DSL-Modem:
According to the latest Deutsche Telekom announcements VLAN 8 is not longer used, instead VLAN 7 is used for both services.

The solution:
In the interfaces section add a new VLAN Interface with VLAN ID 7, no tagging service, set the interface to ether1-gateway (your WAN interface)
In the PPPOE-Client Interface settings (with the PPPOE account settings), change the interface from ether1-gateway to the new added VLAN interface at the interface selection - that's it.

For german readers:
Nach der gestrigen Umstellung unseres T@School Anschlusses auf All-IP / BNG klappte die bisherige PPPOE Einwahl nicht mehr. Das verwendete DSL-Modem Allnet ALL0333CJ Rev. C zeigte einen DSL sync an, aber unser Mikrotik Routerboard (RB2011iL / OS 6.39.2) scheiterte ständig bei der PPPOE Einwahl.
Die Lösung für alle in der Community, die das gleiche Problem nach der Umstellung haben:
im Mikrotik Routerboard unter Inferfaces ein neues Interface
"VLAN" mit Interface mit VLAN ID 7auf ether1-gateway anlegen, "Use Service Tag" nicht aktivieren!
Dann im PPPOE-Client Interface (mit den PPPOE-Zugangsdaten) das eben neu angelegte VLAN Interface als Interface auswählen - that's it!
An den PPPOE Zugangsdaten ändert sich übrigens nichts!

Setting up a Mikrotik PPPOE Connection at a new Telekom All-IP BNG DSL line with Allnet ALL0333CJ Rev. C DSL-Modem:
According to the latest Deutsche Telekom announcements VLAN 8 is not longer used, instead VLAN 7 is used for both services.

Great thanks @VGIT for posting the solution! It works.

@VGIT:
How do you receive the Entertain-packages formerly provided via VLAN 8? How do I configure the MT-Router for that?

Thanks ahead,

Wolfgang