hellbringer616;546974 Wrote:
The computer comment is my fault, It streams to a computer 24/7 thats
not behind the sonicwall. I sadly can not test it on a computer behind
the sonic wall.
So the computer that streams fine is not behind your Sonicwall.
But your SBS and SB players are behind
MrSinatra;547228 Wrote:
so you have the hardware, (what kind of SB is it?) and the SBS software
both behind the sonicwall, meaning on the same LAN side?
It's a Squeezebox Radio, They are both behind the same Sonicwall on the
same LAN connection.
MrSinatra;547228 Wrote:
and you can't get
ok...
first, be aware of this very hot bug:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16170
you should vote for it. it may be your issue.
but secondly, forget all the hardware for the moment.
try doing two things:
1. listen to various internet streams, including your test one, via
winamp
there is a setting in SBS to allow you to force it to proxy an internet
stream to the hardware, instead of the hardware handling it directly
(and alone). not sure where, but its in there. (it is not a web
surfing proxy, thats different and unrelated to this)
in order to do that, you will need
I'll give that a shot then, When i updated the squeezebox to firmware
7.5.1I couldn't ever hit the slim server software. I was never able to
hit it. But i did get it to update.
Is there anyway to fix that?
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hellbringer616
i don't know what you mean by hit it. i also don't know how you
updated the FW without a local SBS install.
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www.lion-radio.org
using:
sb2 sbc (my home) / sbr (parent's home) - sbs 7.5b - win xp pro sp3
ie8 - p4(ht) 3.2ghz / 2gig ram - 1tb wd usb2 raid1 - d-link dir-655 -
40k+
By hit it i meant i can't connect the Squeezebox to SBS, and i
installed it locally and while the squeezebox said it never connected.
It did somehow get connected once just long enough to update. But since
then, it's impossible for either device to see one another.
According to the sonicwall
so you have the hardware, (what kind of SB is it?) and the SBS software
both behind the sonicwall, meaning on the same LAN side?
and you can't get the hardware to connect to the software?
are both connections wired? sometimes it can be a pain to get them
talking, you need to reboot etc... i
and try winamp on internet streams a computer behind the sonicwall too,
see how it does.
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www.lion-radio.org
using:
sb2 sbc (my home) / sbr (parent's home) - sbs 7.5b - win xp pro sp3
ie8 - p4(ht) 3.2ghz / 2gig ram - 1tb wd usb2 raid1 - d-link dir-655 -
40k+ mp3
my understanding is the default way internet radio works is that
regardless of how you start the connection, ultimately it becomes a
direct connection between the hardware and the internet source of the
stream.
b/c i was complaining to Andy, he did put in a feature in SBS where you
can force SBS
hellbringer616;541132 Wrote:
I have a few Squeezeboxs we are testing out for one of our business
clients to get music into their buildings.
So we set up a custom radio using shoutcast and winamp as a test run,
and all was great!
But now they keep droping the stream..
So far i've tried
well, like i said earlier, its interesting to me that all the focus was
being put on the sonicwall, when you can listen to the same stream on
winamp just fine.
some people tend to focus on shifting blame from all things slim, no
matter what. thats unfortunate, since it doesn't help improve
MrSinatra;545598 Wrote:
well, like i said earlier, its interesting to me that all the focus was
being put on the sonicwall, when you can listen to the same stream on
winamp just fine.
I suggest you read the thread: the OP brought up the Sonicwall -- it
worked fine at his location, not at the
So, nothing i can do to fix this then?
But correct me if i'm wrong here. So basically something is cutting out
the stream. And it's SB side, as the server streams to my PC (as a test)
24/7
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hellbringer616
The computer comment is my fault, It streams to a computer 24/7 thats
not behind the sonicwall. I sadly can not test it on a computer behind
the sonic wall..
Can you please explain what you mean by using SBS to force a proxy?
This squeezebox stuff is very new to me. and i barely know anything
It seemed to work at the office before the sonicwall just fine. ALTHOUGH
it was an older one we bought 4 months ago. might be it maybe?
@Snarlydwarf: the default connection time out is disabled on our
sonicwall.
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hellbringer616
Maybe you are suffering from the dreaded 7.5 station drop. See Bug
#16170 http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16170
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Where might that be located? the sonicwall has a pretty big web
interface..
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i can't speak to the sonicwall, but i find it interesting that the
sonicwall is being blamed when a computer with winamp can do the stream
24/7.
i have a comcast cable modem and my config is in my sig. other than
the windows firewall and the very popular router i have, nothing else
should be in
hellbringer616;541649 Wrote:
Where might that be located? the sonicwall has a pretty big web
interface..
It should be under 'TCP Settings'
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hellbringer616;541649 Wrote:
Where might that be located? the sonicwall has a pretty big web
interface..
It should be under 'TCP Settings'
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Not the sonicwall (sadly...) as it streams a local internet radio
perfectly..
Does anyone else here have their own radio stream using shoutcast that
has a similar issue?
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One thing to check on the SonicWalls: when I had a web server behind
them, my ssh connections would drop if I idled too long. They (like
many NAT boxes) try to limit their table sizes by deciding connections
have expired.
There is a Default Connection Timeout setting that is, by default set
to
I have a few Squeezeboxs we are testing out for one of our business
clients to get music into their buildings.
So we set up a custom radio using shoutcast and winamp as a test run,
and all was great!
But now they keep droping the stream..
So far i've tried pretty much everything i can think of
hellbringer616;541132 Wrote:
Or their business class router (i believe it's called a sonicwall, But
i'd have to check)
Ugh, you do NOT want to know the words I would use to describe my
experiences with SonicWall. Firewalls that drop packets under load are
Very Bad, especially when the load
on mysqueezebox.com you can add favorites i added my dyndns connected
to the media server to it. and it picked up perfectly.
From what you say though it is indeed the sonicwall then, As on my
10mbps home internet it would connect and stay connected perfectly.
(hence why i thought maybe it was
hellbringer616;541149 Wrote:
on mysqueezebox.com you can add favorites i added my dyndns connected
to the media server to it. and it picked up perfectly.
Ah, well then you're using SBS (well, the customized-version that is
MySB...) That makes more sense.
From what you say though it is
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