musicalrower wrote:
> Everything is 192.168.1.something.
> I haven't done anything fancy to separate into segments. But the network
> is maybe a little more complicated... the Linksys is just wi-fi. There's
> a Vodafone router (with wifi disabled), then a switch, then the first
> linksys mesh
bpa wrote:
> Same network means - all on same LAN segment (i.e. same address mask).
>
> For completeness, some switches can do VLAN and so devices can appear to
> be on a different LAN segments but you haven't done anything like this.
> I presume you are using DHCP to let Linksys equipment
musicalrower wrote:
> The players are all on a wi-fi (Linksys mesh setup) that's connected to
> a switch, and my NAS is connected to that same switch. So I think it
> should be discoverable. I haven't taken any advanced steps in network
> management.
Same network means - all on same LAN
musicalrower wrote:
> Players were definitely connected to network - could see them in
> mysqueezebox .
Just to be clear, players show up in mysb.com if they have ever been
connected, even via different network, etc. Even if they are gone. They
just stay there until they are deleted. I have
Players were definitely connected to network - could see them in
mysqueezebox (although now I've set it to remote library, mySB is
showing them not connected, which feels like it's to be expected)
NAS and LMS were definitely connected to network - could access the
:9001 interface on a laptop
musicalrower wrote:
> Thanks for the detail. LMS was definitely running - I can see the UI on
> port 9001 of my NAS. But autodiscovery just isn't happening for some
> reason.
> The manual step of connecting to remote library and giving it my NAS ip
> address is doing the trick though. In doing
Redrum wrote:
> I read your post earlier and since I didn't have a definitive answer, I
> thought I would just let one of the heavy hitters (the ones who know)
> chime in...:)
>
> You should not need to use remote libraries. You also really should not
> need to have the mysb.com integration
bpa wrote:
> Did you reboot (i.e power off/on) all your players ?
> Players find new servers on power up.
Well that's embarrassing... I just rebooted the one that I had done the
factory reset on, and that did the trick thanks!
I did just power it on earlier, - after the factory reset but
In rereading the first post, I don't see any indication that you
confirmed that LMS is running? @bpa, is there a way to do that other
than the UI or a player? Maybe find the ip address and add :9000/? and
see if the UI pops up?
Jim
I read your post earlier and since I didn't have a definitive answer, I
thought I would just let one of the heavy hitters (the ones who know)
chime in...:)
You should not need to use remote libraries. You also really should not
need to have the mysb.com integration working to use lms.
Really,
Did you reboot (i.e power off/on) all your players ?
Players find new servers on power up.
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Ah, I found the Remote Libraries > Add new library setting.
Doing this, I'm being told that my server's version of LMS is too old. I
will take questions over to the QLMS thrread, but does anybody know what
version of player and server I should be using?
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