Difference between revisions of "Multicast Filtering"

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  <span style="color:red"><b>Multicast filtering used to be a requirement with larger systems due to limited Wifi bandwidths.
 
  <span style="color:red"><b>Multicast filtering used to be a requirement with larger systems due to limited Wifi bandwidths.
  <u>However, as Ethernet networks have evolved this requirement is no longer relevant.</u></b> </span>
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  <u>However, as Ethernet networks have evolved this requirement is no longer relevant.</u></b> </span><br>
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IGMP Snooping used to be a requirement for larger system. However with improved network standards and found to cause other issues, this should be DISABLED
 
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=== IGMP Snooping ===
 
This is a feature of network equipment, and <i>may</i> require an upgrade to the network infrastructure to operate successfully and prevent wireless network issues
 
 
==== WAP (or ''all-in-one'' box) ====
 
* Enable IGMP snooping in the options
 
 
==== Managed Switch ====
 
* Enable IGMP snooping  in the options
 
* Ensure network path between DS players and WAP go through the switch
 
 
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Revision as of 10:59, 10 November 2020

Multicast filtering used to be a requirement with larger systems due to limited Wifi bandwidths.
However, as Ethernet networks have evolved this requirement is no longer relevant. 
IGMP Snooping used to be a requirement for larger system. However with improved network standards and found to cause other issues, this should be DISABLED