Milhouse;323500 Wrote: > You already have the facility to test if PSM is correctly implemented in > your router: If your Controller experiences network > connectivity/stability issues when PSM is enabled and yet you have > solid network connectivity when PSM is disabled, then chances are your > router has poorly implemented/defective PSM support... The best option > might be to start a thread or wiki entry discussing known good and > known bad routers with regard to PSM support. > > My Controller has just arrived so in the next few days I'll be able to > test it with my Linksys WRT54GS running Sveasoft Talisman 1.3 (or > thereabouts) firmware... this setup works perfectly with my Nokia > internet tablets which have "maximum" PSM enabled.
My apologies if I have not been clear before: Regardless of whether power save is enabled or not on the controller, the controller IS REACHABLE ON THE NETWORK. It just doesn't connect to the Squeezecenter application. I can ping the controller. It wakes up with a good DHCP address after being cradled overnight. I can remote logon to it from the computer running Squeezecenter. It shows connected and signal strength varies when I walk around the house with the controller. All while the wireless icon remains blue. My experiment with disabling all plugins failed. Over the weekend, when someone or other was playing with the controller at least every several hours, it had no problem waking up and showing a white icon. But tonight, after it had been cradled for 18 hours, I'm blue again. Just now, I tried turning off power save, tried to manually connect to a music source, putting in the IP address of the Squeezecenter server, no effect...until several minutes later. As I was typing this, I checked again, and the wireless icon is now white. But, the controller acts now like it usually acts when it can't even get a network IP address. I have the Settings/Extras/Choose Player options on the home page and nothing else. Then I turn the remote off/on, and everything is perfect again. Milhouse, I appreciate your efforts to help. If the issue is PSM support in the router, do you expect that I should be able to ping and remotely log on to the controller at the same time that it can't find Squeezecenter on the network? If the controller can respond to a ping and handle a remote logon session, what other test would prove that it is otherwise network-crippled? Can anyone comment on how the controller discovers Sqeezecenter when it wakes up? Is it possible that what it does changes after several hours (perhaps more than 12) of inactivity? -- mikelee999 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mikelee999's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=17310 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=47190 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
