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# 📺 How to Set Up IPTV on a Dreamlink Box
### ✅ What You Need
* Dreamlink T1, T2, or T3 series
* Portal URL and MAC authorization (provided by FlowCastTV with your subscription - You need to send us your mac address)
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### 🛠 Step-by-Step Setup
1. Connect the Dreamlink box and power it on
2. Open the **DreamOnline (DOL2/DOL3)** app
3. Go to **Settings → Portal**
4. Enter:
* **Portal Name**: (e.g., FlowCastTV)
* **Portal URL** (provided by FlowCastTV with your subscription)
5. Save settings and reboot
The IPTV interface should load automatically.
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### 💡 Tips & Troubleshooting
* 🧭 MAC address format should be like MAG (`00:1A:79:xx:xx:xx`)
* 🔄 If the portal doesn’t load, restart the box and re-check settings
* ⚙️ Some models allow Android app installation if portal isn’t supported
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