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Router: WAN Port (Internet): Enable VLAN: Yes VLAN ID: 500 Tagged: Tagged IP TV Port: Enable VLAN: Yes VLAN ID: 600 Tagged: Untagged Other Ports (LAN): Enable VLAN: No VLAN ID: <Blank&gt> Tagged: Exclude Network Switch: VLAN 1 ID: 1 Name: Default Ports: Select all ports Tagged Ports: None Untagged Ports: Select all ports VLAN 2 ID: 500 Name: Internet Ports: 1 and 2 (or select any other 2 ports) Tagged Ports: 1 (This will connect to BTU) Untagged Ports: 2 (This will connect to router or PC) VLAN 3 ID: 600 Name: IPTV Ports: 1 and 3 (select same port as tagged port in VLAN 500 and select one other unused port) Tagged Ports: 1 (This will connect to BTU, same tagged port as in VLAN 500) Untagged Ports: 3 (This will connect to IPTV STB) Note, you cannot use other ports in the switch for your LAN. Credit: https://www.blacktubi.com/guide/make-any-router-work-on-unifi

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