| PVR and Bridge mode What happens if one were to put their actiontec into bridge mode would they lose pvr functionality or would it still work. is the QOS done on the Actiontec or at the Dslam. |
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Not sure whether QoS is on the Actiontec or external, but I believe it identifies the PVR by MAC address. I've tried putting a network switch and even a powerline Ethernet adapter between the Actiontec and CIS430, and QoS seems to be maintained as the MAC gets transmitted. But if I put a router of my own in between, QoS is lost. |
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 pfakPremium
join:2002-12-29
Vancouver, BC | reply to DanteX
queerDSL is totally wrong, QoS is maintained by DSCP mask set on the IP packets by the PVR and the ERX for TTV traffic.
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| Just to clarify things before i go out and get my own router , using my own router shouldnt mess up my capability to watch and record optik tv am i right? |
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| Provided you have the ability to turn on IGMP proxy on your new router, I think you should be fine. |
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