Port 80 is working for me

Unlimited? ಠ‿ಠ

If you mean the unit where the fiber/VDSL copper terminates, there's no use at the moment but the ports will be allocated to other ISPs in the future (Maxis, etc.)

For wired, yes. The DIR-615 only support 3 PCs (4 if you remap the IPTV port back to 'WAN connection 1' I guess).

It's operating in bridge mode so it doesn't handle any connections really. Just Ethernet frame tagging/untagging and some SIP.

I'm re-routing my traffic through an SG VPN at the moment

Seems that even my friends on Streamyx can't connect to the webserver I'm hosting at home on Unifi.. internal routing issues TM? >_>

Story seems inaccurate? Not sure if the blog owner was actually at the meeting or if he copypasta'd from Prasys and MX510's discussion here : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1681516/+740

Not nicely done as I finished it under 3 hours as a proof of concept for emergency situations and PPPoE protocol debugging Lol, just buy a VLAN capable switch really.

http://tsd.dlink.com.tw/

Search for DIR-615, should be there ( Firmware:DIR-615_G2_F/W:7.09 )

Are you logged into the 'operator' account?

Which router are you bridging the linksys with?

All 3 people who have experienced this bridging issue so far have been using Apple routers, I'm wondering why it's only affecting you guys Does bridging still work with the Buffalo?

@radiikal

If you're having issues with the bridge, the easiest way to test if it's working is to hook up your computer to the DIR-615 rather than your router's WAN port. Most operating systems have an inbuilt PPPoE dialer that you can set up. If the connection works, the router has mapped the physical port to VLAN500 successfully.

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: May 19 2011, 02:24 AM

IPTV works fine through switches. If you're connecting it to your existing wired network, what I'm guessing is .. IPTV utilizes its own private network on VLAN600 which is mapped out on port 4. You have a DHCP server running for your private LAN on your wired network, STB picks up the private IP from the DHCP server on your network rather than at the TM side and it doesn't connect.

You need internal VLAN tagging + VLAN capable switches to run IPTV + Internet over the same wired network.

Hey ASAP,

That particular switch is a basic layer 2 switch without any VLAN capability. You're probably going to want to look for a setup like this : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1733801

That setup utilizes the RB750 + RB250GS smart switch but it should also be possible with any other switch that has 802.1q support and tagged VLAN management options. They cost more than the standard switch you're using at the moment. Basically, you keep the IPTV traffic encapsulated in VLAN600 on your home network then untag it next to the STB + TV. Other users just use homeplugs so send the IPTV data around.

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As for workarounds.. I don't think there are any other workarounds that you could perform on the DIR-615 router to enable you to use your current setup.

Lol nice seet