I was happy, finding that there's a bonjour gateway implemented in the cnpilot line. My understanding is that it reflects services from one vlan to another.
First of all I'm interessted if someone can use it successfull.
I tried by enabling the bounjour-gw and added a service for the appleTV from the vlan where the appleTV sits, to another vlan where my iphone want's to control it. My firewall is configured, that it allows the traffic from the iphone to the appleTV and vice versa. But if I open the applteTV control from the control center on the iphone, it can't find the apple TV.
I would also like to add a service for chromecast, but it seems that one can only use the predefined services. Is there a reason why you won't let one setup own services likeĀ _googlecast._tcp.local. ?
Also I can't delete a added service by clicking on the x. I can click as often as possible, but nothing happens, so a added service cant be deleted.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Can you please remove firewall from the equation and try the same scenario. Basically, cambium AP acts as a bonjour gateway to provide bonjour service accross VLAN's. Bonjour gateway service provides you granularity to specify the service that needs to be accessed.Ā
Can you work with customer service to resolve your issue.
If you are using cnMaestro and have the User-Defined Overrides you should be able to add any service here. Examples below:
My problem is, that fowarding is not working. I donāt get any result (Airprint, Airplay etc.).
Iāve logged this in Wireshark in target VLAN, but canāt see any forwarded mdns request.
Please open a Customer Support ticket, so we can gather all the necessary information at once to help resolve this issue. Without gathering all the facts, any more information than what has been provided would constitute a guess.
I canāt find any record of a ticket from @eivissafan, and it doesnāt look like theyāve returned to this site since making those posts. Another appearance by DenverCoder9 I think.
If youāre having the same problem, I suggest creating a ticket yourself. If you do eventually get a resolution, feel free to post the answer here
I am working a project where I have to build an AV network inside another companiesā network.
The āIT GUYSā Use Fortinet, and clearly donāt know what they are doing. They canāt figure out how to do a VLAN. They canāt figure out how to do a 2.4 only SSID. They donāt know how broadcasts workā¦ Itās painful.
Yesterday came up the āwait, how do we see the iPads on the TVs?ā
Remember the Airmedias you nixed!
Look you need some sort of Bonjour Gateway or MDNS. I have no idea what Fortinet does on that one.
3 hours later they moved the iPads off their network, and into the AV network DHCP.
You should have heard these pricks trying to lecture me about Trusted and Untrusted networks when we started the projectā¦ weeks agoā¦ that should have been done in a day.
Is there a user guide that we can refer to for allowing services using Overrides ?
It would be easier with a user guide than to open tickets for every customer & device combinations. We generally see this required for USB/shared printers, wifi & wired printers, automation devices, & even AV devices.
