bandchef  Freshman Member

Thank you for your answer. In the meanwhile I have switched the bathradio to another "mode", were the streams are not take from the out-of-the-box implemented "TuneIn", but you have to enter the stream addresses of the radio stations manually via the html GUI of the Bathradio. Now, approx. 1 week later, I've never got any…

Hello again, thank you for your reply. Bypass the Switch: Connect the Unifi Access Point directly to the FritzBox, bypassing the GS1920HPv2 switch. Then, check if the buffering issue persists with this configuration. → No Changes. Enable IGMP Snooping: Activate IGMP Snooping on your GS1920HPv2 switch. This can help manage…

Hi @Zyxel_Kay thank you again. Indeed, I also have considered some WLAN connection issues, but the Bathradio is only 4-5meters apart from each other. As WLAN Access Points I am using UAP AP AC Pro Access Points, and If I am checking the signal strength with the official UniFi Client App on my iPhone, I am getting best…

Hello @Zyxel_Kay thank you for the very quick reply. Do you frequently change the channel or station on your internet radio when the buffering issue occurs? - No, I am do not change the channel or station. Could you check and share the Port Utilization from your switch in the following scenarios? You can find this…

I have a FritzBox 7490 as a Router. At the moment one LAN Cable goes from the FritzBox Port 1 to the Port 24 of the switch. Where exactly shall I connect a 2nd LAN Cable between FritzBox and Switch?

What does the forgotten two connections mean to your explanation/configuration?

Now, I have tried to set your mentioned configuration. Problem now is, that my Laptop loses the connection to the Swtich during I am configure this things. My Laptop is connected to a LAN-Docking-Monitor through a USB-C Thunderbolt cable. The Monitor is connected through a LAN-Cable direct to Port 7 of the switch. How can…

My topology is the same as you have mentioned above. Thank you for this drawing. The only difference what I have seen is that the Magenta Receiver is connected to Port 8 and the FritzBox (Modem/Router) is connected to Port 24 on the Switch. Am I doing right if I replace the mentioned Ports 5, 6 with my currently used Ports…

I asked this question because I have a problem with copying huge files >200GB from my QNAP NAS TS251-A to my Dell Inspiron 5415 Laptop which is connected with USB-C on a Dell U2422HE Monitor. The Monitor is a LAN Docking Monitor and is connected with CAT7 LAN cables through the house installation with the Zyxel…

Thanks for your answer. Where do I find the switch for disabling EEE/Green Ethernet for unused ports? What could happen if I activate EEE/Green Ethernet on an used port? In a knowledge base articel direct vom Zyxel I have read, that the switch with inactive POE Clients 14,46W needs (link). Am I right if I add the power…

Thank you for your answer. This has solved my problem. I have another question: If I also deactivate Telnet, SSH, FTP and HTTP, is it possible to connect the Switch via Browser by typing 192.168.178.2/login.html (192.168.178.2 is the IP-address of the switch!) in the address line of the browser (IE, Chrome)?

Now, I have tested the setup and with above mentioned configuration ("Active" = activated, "Querier" = activated and "Unknown Multicast Frame" = Drop) I do not have whether any Ethernet loss on Laptop/Monitor nor any stuttering from the Receiver on the TV. Shall I made some other configuration so that I stop flooding my…

Sorry for writing again. Now I think I have understand what you have meant: I have found the following link on zyxel: https://support.zyxel.eu/hc/en-us/articles/360003640060-How-to-configure-IGMP-Snooping-for-multicast-clients-in-the-same-LAN#one Now, I have configured the IGMP Snooping like it is described in above link.…

Yes, you're absolutley right! But only on my Dell Laptop which is connected via USB-C DisplayPort with Dell Monitor U2422HE. Thanks for the hint. I have opened web configuration of my Zyxel-Switch and have in "Advanced Application -> Multicast -> Multicast Setup (IPv4 Multicast -> Click Here) -> IGMP Snooping -> Unknown…