Jim, thanks for your reply, but unfortunately nothing new. I only haven't tried to disable my firewall yet; I'll give it a shot asap.
JimC;292132 Wrote: > > You don't actually have SqueezeCenter 7.0.0 (or higher) running on a > computer on your network. Make sure SC is running and, if possible, > connect to it from a different computer on your network by opening a > web browser and entering > http://-IP_address_of_computer_running_SC-:9000. If the SqueezeCenter > interface opens up, then SC is running and available on your network > (at least to that computer). Double-check the version number by > checking the Status tab under Settings. > I'm already used to connect to SC from a different computer. It runs 7.0.1 - 18576. JimC;292132 Wrote: > > One (or more!) software firewalls are blocking the routing of packets > to/from the Controller to the computer running SC. Try disabling (as a > test!) the firewall and see if you can connect. Be sure to double-check > that ALL firewalls are turned off (you might be surprised how many > people are running the built-in Windows Firewall -and- a third-party > firewall like Zone Alarm Pro, or Norton Internet Security. If you are > able to connect, then you'll need to open the firewall for access (see > the Squeezebox Duet Uder Guide for instructions). > I didn't try that one yet... JimC;292132 Wrote: > > The Controller is not on the same network segment as the computer > running SqueezeCenter. Check the IP address for the computer and > compare it to the IP address for the Controller. They should be very > similar (eg., 192.168.1.101 and 192.168.1.106). If they aren't > similar, they may not be on the same network segment which means there > may not be a route for the data to travel. If this is the case, you'll > need to post details about your network set up here (what's connected to > what, as in: switch connected to wireless router, PC connected to switch > with ethernet cable, Controller and Receiver connected to wireless > router). We can try to help you figure out what's happening from that > information. > The computers and controllers IP address are on the on the same network segment for sure. -- Armand ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Armand's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=16749 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=45031 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
