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ONEIP NETWORK CONFIGURATION GUIDE - ARAKNIS AN210/310
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INTRODUCTION
The Pulse-Eight OneIP transceiver is an ultra-low latency, multicast AV-over-IP solution capable of distributing
UltraHD 4K HDMI 2.0 video (18Gbps), and support for HDR content, over a 1Gbps Ethernet network.
The following is a step-by-step tutorial for configuring an Arakis AN210/310 series switch for use with Pulse-Eight
OneIP TRX units. Please follow the instructions below before connecting any OneIP devices to the switch.
SUPPORTED PRODUCTS
• Araknis AN-210
• Araknis AN-310
IMPORTANT NOTES!
Do NOT connect any OneIP devices to the switch before configuration is completed, doing so may cause the
switch to run slow or crash due to multicast data flooding the network.
It is important to configure the router IP and gateway to a .254 address, such as 192.168.1.254, while utilising
Araknis AN-210/310 switches. This is to avoid issues with the Araknis AVoIP switches querier address.
It is also important to configure the switch to use the smallest available IP address, such as 192.168.0.1. This will
force the querier address to the IP of the switch. If this is ignored, then there will be issues with the switch querier
pointing at the router address, causing streaming issues with OneIP.
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Summary of Contents for PULSEEIGHT Araknis AN-210
- Page 1 It is important to configure the router IP and gateway to a .254 address, such as 192.168.1.254, while utilising Araknis AN-210/310 switches. This is to avoid issues with the Araknis AVoIP switches querier address. It is also important to configure the switch to use the smallest available IP address, such as 192.168.0.1. This will force the querier address to the IP of the switch.
- Page 2 ONEIP NETWORK CONFIGURATION GUIDE - ARAKNIS AN210/310 Router Secondary Network Switch Core Network Switch AVoIP Switch CORE SWITCH (OR SINGLE SWITCH) CONFIGURATION Log in to the Araknis AN Switch web interface. The Araknis 210/310 switches are set to DHCP by default, therefore you will need to scan the network or check DHCP server to find the IP address;...
- Page 3 ONEIP NETWORK CONFIGURATION GUIDE - ARAKNIS AN210/310 4. Log in to the Web UI using the new IP address, username, and password. 5. Select “Advanced” from the main menu and then choose ‘Multicast >IGMP Snooping’. 6. Under “Settings” set Status to Enabled, Version to V2, Report Suppression to Enabled and Unregistered Multicast to Drop.
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