I had a similar problem with my D-Link 2100 access point and my
squeezebox3 (no problems with the squeezebox2).
It turned out that the sb3 didn't like the "wireless G with dynamic
boost" AND the power output level. Turning off the boost AND setting
the power output to a quarter fixed it for me.
I
smurfk1 Wrote:
> Thanks Jim. You are correct that I cannot connect to SqueezeNet either.
> The IP address shown is the correct IP, but I hadn't considered that it
> might be cached by the Squeezebox3.
I said the SlimServer address will be remembered. From what I've seen,
I don't believe the SB c
Thanks Jim. You are correct that I cannot connect to SqueezeNet either.
The IP address shown is the correct IP, but I hadn't considered that it
might be cached by the Squeezebox3.
If the IP address shown is cached (and therefore not necisarily correct
or active at the time it's displayed) the iss
smurfk1 Wrote:
> smc2911... my signal strength is at 100%. For testing purposes, the
> Squeezebox is actually sitting on my desk, just a couple of feet from
> the wireless router. Even in the front room where the final
> installation will be, the signal strength has never fallen much below
> 90%.
smc2911... my signal strength is at 100%. For testing purposes, the
Squeezebox is actually sitting on my desk, just a couple of feet from
the wireless router. Even in the front room where the final
installation will be, the signal strength has never fallen much below
90%.
danco... the wiki shows
smurfk1 Wrote:
>
>
> Although the Squeezebox3 will connect to both my wireless router
> (d-link) and my computer (running OS X) it still will not connect to
> the SlimServer. I've tried WPA using both TKIP and AES, and the above
> results are true for both.
>
>
I'm not sure what you mean her
What sort of signal strength do you have when you connect without WPA?
In the past I had troubles with getting a DHCP IP address assigned with
WPA on when I had low signal strength (using a laptop not the SB) and it
was suggested to me that the WPA creates a bit of an extra overhead
which can time
For those interested, I still can't get WPA to work at all, but I have
learned a few more things.
Although the Squeezebox3 will connect to both my wireless router
(d-link) and my computer (running OS X) it still will not connect to
the SlimServer. I've tried WPA using both TKIP and AES, and the a
smurfk1 Wrote:
> I've been running my SqueezeBox3 from a Linksys wireless router for
> about 3 months. Once my initial setup was complete (which took a little
> while to figure out) I had no trouble connecting to my OS X hosted
> SlimServer through WPA Personal on the Linksys. The Linksys turned
I do not have MAC filtering enabled.
As for SqueezeNet vs. SlimServer, the results are the same. Without
password protection I can access either. With password protection (WPA)
I can access neither.
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Can you connect to SqueezeNetwork? If you can, then it is a firewall
issue.
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