Dt. Telekom Entertain Speedport Router W921V + Airport Extreme WLAN

Hallo,
seit kurzem habe ich einen Glasfaser Anschluß der Telekom. Wir Telefonieren, Surfen und beziehen unser Fernsehen (Telekom Entertain) über diese Verbindung. Die Telekom hat den dafür geeigneten Router Speedport W921V bereitgestellt. Wir haben zusätzlich einen Airport Extreme (APX)  für die WLAN Versorgung installiert. Dieser ist nicht verzichtbar.
Der APX meldet bei seiner Einrichtung einen Konflikt (Double-NAT) der dadurch zu beheben ist, dass der APX im Bridge Modus betrieben wird. Obwohl der APX dann über eine grüne Statuslampe verfügt, klappt die Anmeldung unserer 2 iPhones und eines iPods nicht bzw. die Verbindung lässt keinen Datentransfer zu. In der Airport App wird der APX ohne Statuslampe angezeigt. Die Statuslampe des Internet leuchtet orange.
Wenn kein TV läuft kommt jedoch eine Verbindung inkl. Datentransfer zu Stande. Läuft ein Fernseher oder auch zwei, funktioniert das APX-WLAN nicht mehr.
Die kabelgebundene Ethernet-Verbindung, die auch über den APX an den Speedport W921V läuft, funktioniert problemlos.
Kann mir jemand einen Weg aufzeigen, wie der APX zu konfigurieren ist, damit die WLAN-Verbindung klappt?
Falls nicht hieße das, dass der APX nicht mit Entertain-Standardhardware funktioniert.

Hallo,
ich hatte gerade fast das gleiche Problem mit der Kombi Fritzbox 7390 + neueste = 6. Generation Airport Extreme und einen daran über Ethernet angeschlossenen Telekom Entertain Receiver. Das WLAN der APX ist abgeschmiert, sobald ich das IP TV Entertain angemacht habe. Den Grund hast Du oben ja schon genannt.
Jetzt scheint es gelöst durch die Firmware 7.1.x oder neuer, die wohl seit letztem Herbst IGMP Snooping erlaubt!
Dadurch erhält nur der Entertain Receiver die IP - TV - Datenpakete von der APX und nicht wie zuvor noch alle Clients im Netzwerk. Dadurch bleibt das WLAN der APX stabil. Ich weiss jedoch nicht, ob das bei den älteren APX auch funzt.
Einfach im Airport Dienstprogramm 6.3.x unter dem Reiter "Netzwerk" die "Netzwerkoptionen" öffnen und dort "IGMP Snooping" mit Häkchen aktivieren.
Just for Info.
Grüße

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