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Chromecast with WC4110 controller and AP3610

Chromecast with WC4110 controller and AP3610

Scott_Van_Artsd
New Contributor II
Up until recently we had no problems with Chromecast devices. I now have two seperate sites that are reporting they can't get their Chromecast device to work. Does anyone know how the VNS should be configured to support Chromecast? Again, this was working and now is not.
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Scott_Van_Artsd
New Contributor II
The firmware version is 09.01.02.0017. We're scheduled to upgrade to the latest on Saturday.

The only multicast I had set up was mDNS/Bonjour and that seemed to work. I just added the one that Doug suggests and am asking the users to test. We'll see.

And yes, the underlying switching infrastructure is also set up to handle multicasting.

Scott_Van_Artsd
New Contributor II
yes, this is how I have it set up. B@AP and using bonjour. I also just added UPnP as suggested above.

Ronald_Dvorak
Honored Contributor
It's like Bonjour service and uses multicast so you need to have it in the same VLAN.
Might be that this dicussion is helpful ...
https://community.extremenetworks.com/extreme/topics/bonjour_traffic_airplay

So if you bridge the Chromcast client with a bridge@AP topology into the same VLAN as the stream source with a role contain to VLAN X and allow everything it should work.

hsachse
New Contributor III
Hello Scot,

did you change the configuration or upgraded the controller to an new firmware release? I think chromecast needs multicast support enabled. This is by default disabled.

What firmware release do you use?

In newer release notes I've readed that you have to create multicast handling rules/policies to make multicast work.

Best Regards
Hartmut

Doug
Extreme Employee
Are you allowing UPnP 239.255.255.250 under the multicast tab located in the topology you are using? Also can you provide the code you are seeing issues with?

Doug Hyde
Director, Technical Support / Extreme Networks
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