> on the router (do this on a fairly idle network so the capture isn't too big)
>
> cd /tmp
> tcpdump -w sony.cap -s 1514 -i se00
> reboot the blueray player, have it fail
> control-c to abort the dump
> scp the sony.cap somewhere I can look at it
http://www.ad1c.us/sony.cap
I powered on the router, then went into network diagnostics and tested
IPV4, which failed with the DHCP problem.
The player has a static address on my SSID-guest network. On that
network, I turned off this setting:
"Dynamically allocate DHCP addresses for clients. If disabled, only
clients having static leases will be served."
I was able to watch a video I owned at amazon.com, but I could not do
anything after that, and after re-booting the player, could not get
back to Amazon. I checked the network settings and the IP address was
the static one, other data looked good.
Thanks for looking at this!
--
Jim Reisert AD1C, <[email protected]>, http://www.ad1c.us
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