I already use Chromecast at home and know how this little piece of awesomeness work, what I need is to use it inside my work LAN, so here is the problem: We have 802.1X auth to our main SSID and a Web-based auth page to connect guest users. We use Cisco WLAN devices to do so along with Active Directory and etc. I also have other 2 ssid's inside my Cisco AP's despite of being said that I should use only 3 SSID's on a 2,4GHz AP and as Chromecast needs multicast we decided to drop the possibility to use Cisco to make this netowrk, it would be very complicated to do a simple job.
So after I have been through all of those options we decided to buy and use an simple Access Point (ill be using a DD-WRT enabled router to do so) to make the network for the CC's.
Here is where things got a little bit more complicated, I can use chromecast without a problem if I use it inside this newly created network, but I still need to control it from inside my work network. I have separated my VLANs more and less in this aspect:
0 for fixed IP's 90 for chromecast devices 100 for workstation 200 for servers All of the specified VLAN communicate to each other without a problem
The real purpose is to center some dashboards in a Chrome Browser in a Windows VM and show them in 10 different TV's in our environment (it is a mine, so it is very large territorial company).
But the key is that I don't want the workstations to be able to cast to the chromecast, in fact I'll be using only one virtual machine to control all of the Chromecasts, do you guys have any idea how can I do that?
http://www.reddit.com/r/Chromecast/c...lan_inside_my/
So after I have been through all of those options we decided to buy and use an simple Access Point (ill be using a DD-WRT enabled router to do so) to make the network for the CC's.
Here is where things got a little bit more complicated, I can use chromecast without a problem if I use it inside this newly created network, but I still need to control it from inside my work network. I have separated my VLANs more and less in this aspect:
0 for fixed IP's 90 for chromecast devices 100 for workstation 200 for servers All of the specified VLAN communicate to each other without a problem
The real purpose is to center some dashboards in a Chrome Browser in a Windows VM and show them in 10 different TV's in our environment (it is a mine, so it is very large territorial company).
But the key is that I don't want the workstations to be able to cast to the chromecast, in fact I'll be using only one virtual machine to control all of the Chromecasts, do you guys have any idea how can I do that?
http://www.reddit.com/r/Chromecast/c...lan_inside_my/
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