QUOTE(-ZeN- @ May 19 2011, 04:21 PM)
currently the PPPoE dialling to streamyx is by the WAN2 port. There's only 3 interface for the firewall, which is internal, wan1, and wan2.
So what u meaning by VLAN ID 500 is just setting the VLAN ID to 500 right, then map the LAN to it means what?
Current the LAN (internal) for the firewall is manually set to a fix ip then connect to a switch where all PC is connected to.
Then PCs are pointing their gateway to the firewall ip. Then the wan2 is pppoe dialing to streamyx.
So the PC -> firewall -> streamyx modem -> internet.
just change the vlan ID to 500 on wan2 and dial in to unifi
WAN to LAN is called NAT-ing
port mapping meant u map the port to a certain vlan, i assume that u r not using iptv, so just leave the port map aside should be ok. by default, all port are configure to be vlan 1.
Added on May 19, 2011, 4:56 pmQUOTE(-ZeN- @ May 19 2011, 04:21 PM)
currently the PPPoE dialling to streamyx is by the WAN2 port. There's only 3 interface for the firewall, which is internal, wan1, and wan2.
So what u meaning by VLAN ID 500 is just setting the VLAN ID to 500 right, then map the LAN to it means what?
Current the LAN (internal) for the firewall is manually set to a fix ip then connect to a switch where all PC is connected to.
Then PCs are pointing their gateway to the firewall ip. Then the wan2 is pppoe dialing to streamyx.
So the PC -> firewall -> streamyx modem -> internet.
just change the vlan ID to 500 on wan2 and dial in to unifi
WAN to LAN is called NAT-ing
port mapping meant u map the port to a certain vlan, i assume that u r not using iptv, so just leave the port map aside should be ok. by default, all port are configure to be vlan 1.
Added on May 19, 2011, 4:59 pmQUOTE(ping325 @ May 19 2011, 04:21 PM)
latest appointment is august i think....nothing u can do with it ....
Added on May 19, 2011, 4:23 pmwhich model of repeater / ap can paired with unifi stock router ? any recommendation ?
stock is dlink then getting a dlink is recommended. other brand also will work, just get the advise from the PC shop as they will know better.
This post has been edited by ckboon: May 19 2011, 04:59 PM