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TV/Projector IP control across VLANs


 

Hi All,
We're re-designing our IP standards and just looking for others' experience with controlling projectors and TVs across VLANs.
EX:
Our proc would be at 10.7.101.11
TV/Proj would be at 10.7.102.xxx
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Of course we have our network config'd to pass this kind of traffic and Crestron and other secondary devices already work as is.
Just looking for any issues with Sony primarily, and Samsung, LG, etc.
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TIA!


 

The company I work for uses an “AV VLAN” across all 300 of our US office locations.
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every segment of our network is broken up into VLANS with IT personnel having the ability to see and access other VLANS via global policies.
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for example:
our PCs are in a VLAN 10.170-172.x.x with the third octet being specific to one of the 300 sits
AV is in 10.242.x.x with the third octet being specific to one of the 300 sites
Printers, Phones, Cisco VTC, Wireless, etc all having their own VLAN.
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As far as AV is concerned, if an AV device can be on a network, it does, unless its a display. We have no need to have displays visible remotely so there was no point (for us) to waste the resources.
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