wfaulk wrote: > I have a Squeezebox v3 running firmware 81 that I'm using as a wireless > bridge for my TiVo Series 3. For normal operations, it seemed to be > working fine: getting program listings over the internet, etc. But > recently TiVo enabled TiVoToGo service for the Series 3s, which allows > me to access the TiVo via my local PCs to share media between the TiVo > and the PC. > > I was trying to get it to work last night, and I found that it wasn't > working as optimally as I thought. First, and I already knew this and > just hadn't bothered to figure it out, the TiVo can't get a DHCP > address from my wired DHCP server, so I have to assign it one > statically. Second, and more importantly, I have horrible intermittent > connectivity. Most of the time, I can't get the PC to talk to the TiVo > at all (won't even ping), and, when I can, it's flaky and seems slow, > and I can't seem to access the Squeezebox at the same time (though I > could be wrong about that last part). > > I noticed that all the devices on my network see the Squeezebox and the > TiVo at the same MAC address. That would certainly explain why the DHCP > isn't working correctly, and might be a good reason why the bridge isn't > working right (although it might just be working as a Proxy ARP). > > So I guess, first I'd like someone to confirm or deny that the > Squeezebox and the computers behind its wireless bridge should appear > to have the same MAC address, so I can either focus on that or put it > out of my mind. >
My printer is behind my living room SB3, and they both have the same MAC address too: sbwk (172.22.22.251) at 00:04:20:06:6B:C9 [ether] on eth0 jetdirect2 (172.22.22.6) at 00:04:20:06:6B:C9 [ether] on eth0 So that would be normal. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
