Hi @Chris_home 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Not sure if this is gonna work for you. At least the what's behind the NAT usually does not talk to the WAN directly. Even if you port forward, I cannot guarantee that'll work for you.

But I gotta point out one mistake in your description.

Chris_home wrote

Hi forum,

 

I currently setting up the next configuration in replacement of my current TP-Link Archer router.

 

I can use some help to solve my IPTV issue. On my Netgear switch I have several devices, all of them should receive an IP address from the TP-Link router DHCP server 192.168.0.x but on port 2 of this switch I have my Proximus IPTV decoder that needs to receive an IP address from the Proximus router DHCP server 192.168.1.x

 

No. It is not true and possible. Still NAT thing.

If you have done this and it worked before, I think you may do the same thing and the same feature on the ER7212PC and see if it can work out.
 

Simply answer the question that the router can create a VLAN without DHCP. About the IP thing, have answered it above.

Hi @Chris_home 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Chris_home wrote

Thanks  @Clive_A for replying that fast. I really cross fingers that it's going to work...

 

If I look at my config, today as I mention my Netgear switch tags port 2 on VLAN 500. My Proximus router is connected on TP Archer on the WAN port with Dynamic IP (192.168.1.2)

 

Then on my TP-SG108PE switch:

- port 1 goes to the Proximus router LAN port

- port 2 goes to the Netgear switch

- port 8 goes to the TP Archer router

 

No special config in my TP Archer, only on the TP switch that has the next config:

 

 

 

I cross fingesr that I will be able to setup up the same on my new hardware.

 

Chris

I hope you can make it. Good luck with that.