jclausius wrote:
> There's no public access to the Squeezebox Server from the internet.
If you're not connecting from outside your home network, no need for a
VPN, just make sure your firewall is locked down well. I also have a
separate WLAN for work, a guest WLAN and my home network which
Can't comment on the networking/ports/etc. but I am a 110% Ipeng
fanboy!
Best app I've ever paid for...get it, use it, love it!
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All wireless (Linksys WRT54GS) except NAS (ReadyNAS PRO - OS 6.7.4 - 3GB
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pippin wrote:
> Yes. Discovery works through UDP in port 3483Thanks.
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Yes. Discovery works through UDP in port 3483
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pippin wrote:
> Ok, two local networks could also have UDP routing, then server
> discovery would work.I only have a static route on tcp for port 9000 between
> the two
networks. A UDP route is required for discovery? Do you know what
ports?
Ok, two local networks could also have UDP routing, then server
discovery would work.
Regarding iPeng on Android: currently not. Takes too much time so I'd
have to hire someone to do it and there's definitely not enough business
in there to justify that.
Also, there are a few decent Android
Also - Logitech Squeezebox app will not work with iOS 11 (based on the
warning message from iOS 10)
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pippin wrote:
> A few comments:
> Even if you use iPeng, please consider to use a VPN or at least set a
> password on your server. Setups with open ports are being hacked.
> We actually plan to integrate VPN login into iPeng in a future release
> to help automate that.
>
> Then if you DON'T use
A few comments:
Even if you use iPeng, please consider to use a VPN or at least set a
password on your server. Setups with open ports are being hacked.
We actually plan to integrate VPN login into iPeng in a future release
to help automate that.
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jclausius wrote:
> Does anyone know how to manually force the Logitech Squeezebox app for
> iPad to search for a server on another 'network' id?
>
> My setup has the following:
>
> 172.16.1.5/16 => Squeezebox Server (wired network)
> 172.16.2.100/16 => iPad and my entire wireless router
>
> I
jclausius wrote:
> ...
> Is there a way to configure the Squeezebox iPad app to manually accept a
> network IP address?
>
> TIA
Probably not, but I do see 2 solutions for you:
- Free, but somewhat complicated: set a static route from your Wifi to
your wired network
- Not free, but very
Why don't you simply make wired & wireless the same network? Is WiFi a
guest network?
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