Triax 383101 User Manual page 12

Ethernet over COAX
Network
Access VLAN
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All inbound traffic that does not already

have a VLAN tag will be tagged with the
access VLAN.
DHCP filter
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This setting is only available for endpoint rules. The filter will prevent rogue DHCP servers (routers) connected
to the endpoint ethernet ports to assign IP addresses to clients in the network.
G.hn settings - Multicast configuration and IGMP range
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In case it is desired to use multicast traffic and IGMP/MLD capabilities, e.g. for IP TV, the parameters should
be configured accordingly. For a generic multicast setup using IGMP, the configuration should be:
Multicast Snooping type: IGMP

Broadcast IGMP/MLD reports allowed: Yes

Filter unknown multicast traffic: Yes

IGMP Multicast ranges configuration: the IP addresses used for multicast must be within the

range
If Multicast traffic and IGMP/MLD capabilities are not required, it is recommended for optimal performance
to configure the following:
Broadcast IGMP/MLD reports allowed: No

Filter unknown Multicast traffic: No

Notch filters
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It is possible to change the frequency range used by the network data traffic.
The network data traffic will use the 2-200 MHz frequency range by default.
Adding a Notch filter and enabling it will remove the chosen range. Removing a range will allow for other
traffic to utilize this range, but also lower the total bandwidth available for network data.
By default there is a predefined disabled FM radio notch filter in the configuration. This can be enabled in
case it is desired to use the coax network for FM radio and network data signals at the same time.
All notch filters are configured using:
Start freq (kHz): This is the frequency you wish your filter to start. Please note this is in kHz and not MHz.
Stop freq (kHz): This is the frequency you wish your filter to stop. Please note this is in kHz and not MHz.
Depth: This is the attenuation of the network data signal. To completely avoid using the frequency range
choose 100 dB (complete carrier removal). All other values will only attenuate the network data signal, and it
will still be used for communication in the chosen frequency range.
Group settings
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A group setting is used to quickly assign a full configuration to an endpoint. A group setting is comprised of
one or more WiFi SSIDs (if needed) and an ethernet rule to apply for the ethernet port on the endpoint.
The default groups can be changed or deleted as needed.
You can add a new Group by clicking the 'Add' button. Type in the name of your group, add as many WiFi
SSIDs as you need and choose an ethernet rule for the ethernet port.
Trunk VLAN

All: Traffic tagged with any VLAN created

in "VLAN settings" is allowed through the
port.
None: Traffic tagged with any VLAN is

blocked/dropped.
Only: Traffic tagged with the chosen

VLANs is allowed through the port.
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