Mnyb wrote: > Some routers have a setting to limit the amount of devices conected , > check it's web-UI .
I didn't know that. It's quite a 'high end' domestic router though, so I'd have thought this wasn't the case. I will check. Mnyb wrote: > Touch can loose its static settings if you poke around in the network > settings part of the UI , can't remember what exact menu that provokes > that behaviour . Obviously static IPs are set up with DHCP temporarily disabled on the router. Would it be the case that, as soon as you try to reconnect the Touch to the network when DHCP has been re-enabled, that it would default to a dynamic address? Knowing next to nothing about how things work, if a static device had disconnected, and was being reconnected, I'd have expected the router to 'say': "OK, I know this MAC address, it should get this static IP address." That just doesn't seem to be working consistently. In that case, I'd have thought that once a MAC/static IP address had been set up in the router, that it wouldn't matter whether you did a factory reset of the Touch? (As a 'ps' to this. I was trying to reconect a problem Touch via wifi again yesterday. Several times, no success. There happens to be a powerline ethernet cable right next to it. Popped that in, and it was through to the network and LMS like greased lightning. ) SB "user" since 2000... 3 x Touch; 2 x Boom ; 3 x Classic; 1 x Controller Spares - 1xClassic; 2xSB1 Controlled by iPad using 'Squeezepad' Vortexbox appliance running LMS version 7.8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ donmacn's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=36036 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=101601 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
