Introduction

This solution shows how to configure a bintec router on one of the latest generation of xDSL T-Home Entertainment connections. On ADSL and new generation VDSL T-Home connections, the Internet data and IPTV multicast data are transmitted via separate VLAN interfaces.

The table below shows the main technical information for configuring the two accesses:

Internet data access
VLAN ID	7
Network protocol	PPPoE
IP assignment done via	IPCP (Internet Protocol Control Protocol)
Routing	Default route must be configured
NAT	Active (Network Address Translation)

IPTV Multicast data access
VLAN ID	8
IP assignment done via	DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
IGMP Proxy	Active (Internet Group Management Protocol)
Routing	Required routes are learned via DHCP (no other configuration required)
NAT	Not mandatory, enabled in the example for security reasons (Network Address Translation)

A VDSL connection is used in this example. The ADSL/VDSL modem is connected to the physical Ethernet port ETH5 . If you have a device with an integrated DSL modem, you can also use the internal modem, of course.

	Note
	Please note that this configuration can only work if the attached modem or internal modem behaves as a pure modem (this is a given with internal modems in bintec devices). If you only want to put a router that may have also been supplied in a state where it will function like a modem, problems can arise.

The GUI™ (Graphical User Interface) is used for configuration here.

Example scenario

Requirements

Provider specific:

T-Home ADSL/VDSL connection of the latest generation with T-Home Entertainment pack
Media Box (T-Home X301T) or similar device (usually supplied by the provider)

bintec elmeg specific:

In this example, a bintec be.IP™ with software version 10.1.9 was used.
The configuration is the same as for other bintec router types.

The configuration is done using the GUI™ Web configuration tool.