radish;469077 Wrote: > lan_network_address. If you're using DHCP it should be set automatically > to something like 192.168.1.x. If you're not you have to set it > manually, but it has to be unique - you can't set it to an address > already used by the server. > > > That's an autoconf IP, it means that you have it set to use DHCP (which > is fine) but the DHCP is failing. That usually means it's not connecting > to the network properly (WEP key error I would guess). The fact that it > works wired would back that up. > > > ipconfig /all would say "DHCP enabled: yes" on Windows. > > > Then that sounds right. > > > Yes but you can't copy the IP, it has to be unique (but of the form > 192.186.1.x). If you're using DHCP on the network but you want to set > one manually it has to be outside the DHCP range to avoid collisions. To > keep it simple, use static everywhere or DHCP everywhere. > > > I was just reading what you said in the last line of your post. > > > The server's IP. > > > No > > > Recommendation - disable WEP (it doesn't do any good anyway) and try > the setup without any network security. That will prove the basics are > working, then enable WPA and use that. I've often seen issues with WEP > key errors where the device think's it's connected but it isn't (which > would explain the blue light).
Thank you so much for the detailed response, I just wish I understood it all! I do have DHCP enabled (checked in ipconfig) so I'd like to stick with DHCP for everything. I can try disabling WEP but I want to make sure I understand everything else first. For lan_network_address I can use 0.0.0.0 and it should assign it automatically since I have DHCP. I also want to stay with lan_mode of 1 (DHCP) and not set anything for lan_gateway and primary_dns since those are static only settings, correct? Server address and squeezecenter address should still both be the same and should be 192.168.1.4 I believe. If this is the case I have everything already set up correctly, I just need to just try disabling WEP. Let me give that a go and see what happens. Do I need to reset the SBR completely before switching over to wireless or can I just start changing the settings from the wired setting and just making sure I'm on interface=0? -- Hokie02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hokie02's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=32296 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=57861 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
