So it turns out to be a known problem with ASUS XT8 routers.
Reverting the firmware from Version 3.0.0.4.386.45934 to Version
3.0.0.4.386.42095 on all 4 mesh routers immediatly fixed both
squeezeboxes.
A few hours later one had reverted but a reboot fixed that and its been
12 hours now.
P Nelson wrote:
> Wifi6 is a big problem with the SB Radios, and it does not have to be
> your router but interference from a neighbor using wifi6. The symptom
> on the Radio is it will connect to WiFi for a while and then
> disconnect, and a reboot will be a temporary restoration. However, I
Dishymark wrote:
> I want to say I really appreciate your help with this.
>
> It is a wifi6 access point, Zen mesh in fact, and there are several
> house wide. Having said that the LMS (wired connection) and the
> Squeezebox and Zen node are all next door to each other.
> I don't think there
If it's a new/different Router/Wireless Access point then check their
settings...
I use Draytek stuff and it allows wireless clients to be isolated from
wired clients (Isolate LAN) and same SSID wireless clients to be
isolated from each other (Isolate Member).
I use these setting for my Guest
Dishymark wrote:
> It seems like Squeezebox issues with Zen Wifi is common place and
> normal, and many people have these issues. Looking now to see if there
> are any solutions.
>
> I always thought that WiFi6 was all about 5G which squeezebox is not
> concerned with.
WIFI6 has lots of new
It seems like Squeezebox issues with Zen Wifi is common place and
normal, and many people have these issues. Looking now to see if there
are any solutions.
I always thought that WiFi6 was all about 5G which squeezebox is not
concerned with.
Some WiFi6 implementations are known to cause problems with the very old
firmware/drivers in SB boxes.
Search here for WiFi6 for things that others have tried tried to do to
make make them work together.
Broadly ... disable some WiFi6 features until it works but does not
break your whole house
Paul Webster wrote:
> Also, now that yo9u have seen that the SB player can work (on wired)
> then the next thing to look at is the WiFi access point and the
> networking in more general.
>
> For example:
> Is it a WiFi6 access point? Yes.
> Do you have more than one access point? Yes.
> Is
Also, now that yo9u have seen that the SB player can work (on wired)
then the next thing to look at is the WiFi access point and the
networking in more general.
For example:
Is it a WiFi6 access point?
Do you have more than one access point?
Is the access point the same device that you used to
Did you select "Save logging settings for use at next application
restart" on the logging screen.
Anyway ... as I said earlier, the change is dynamically applied so no
need to restart LMS.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer -
Whatever I do with the log settings though they are not persistent and
in fact do not seem to take effect.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> No need to stop/start LMS when changing log levels ... plus, if you did
> not set the flag to say persist the settings then those log levels will
> have been reset when you started LMS.
>
> Next ... wired v wireless ... how are the SB devices connected (should
> not be an
Dishymark wrote:
> The LMS is running on on 192.168.1.7 (aka cinema) (static ip)
> web interface accessed on 192.168.1.5, (static ip)
> Squeezebox on 192.168.1.236 and 192.168.1.130 both assigned ip addresses
> by dhcp, but always seem the same for a given device.
>
> Thinking about this,
Dishymark wrote:
> Any pointers anyone can give? The web says that this could be a
> firewall issue, but I dont think so as server and squeezebox are all on
> 192.168.1.XX and the server has a static IP.
Have you checked the firewall. While IP addresses are OK - it is
possible that non
mherger wrote:
> What IP addresses would the player and server be using?
The LMS is running on on 192.168.1.7 (aka cinema) (static ip)
web interface accessed on 192.168.1.5, (static ip)
Squeezebox on 192.168.1.236 and 192.168.1.130 both assigned ip addresses
by dhcp, but always seem the same
What IP addresses would the player and server be using?
Michael
"It doesn't work - what shall I do?" - "Please check your server.log
and/or scanner.log file!"
(LMS: Settings/Information)
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No need to stop/start LMS when changing log levels ... plus, if you did
not set the flag to say persist the settings then those log levels will
have been reset when you started LMS.
Next ... wired v wireless ... how are the SB devices connected (should
not be an issue because they managed to
Hmm, tried that.
Set the log levels then stopped and restarted server.
Then tried again to connect the SB to the server. Its the same as
before, as expected.
The only entries in the log file as a result of the server restart are:
[21-12-29 17:32:36.7165] main::init (390) Starting
Triple check the IP address used on the SB to connect to LMS ...
If it is really correct then maybe (unlikely though) you will see
somethingin the LMS logs via
Settings/Information/Logs (at the bottom).
Settings/Advanced/Logging
Boost the logging level for
network.protocol
Hi Paul,
Yes I did that in the device setup and the following screen is
Connecting to server, which stays up for about 30 seconds, and then the
message "Can't connect to server...". That message also stays up for
about 30 seconds and then the device screen goes black and stays black
until you
In that case, try going through the menus on the SB device and ask it to
make an explicit connection to your LMS server.
Once you find the correct menu item ... it will prompt for the IP
address of the server that you want to connect to.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering
Paul Webster wrote:
> When you accessed port 9000 for the web interface, was that on a
> different machine to the LMS server?
> If not ... then try via numeric IP address because if that fails then it
> does imply a firewall on the LMS box is causing problems.
Yes it was on a different
When you accessed port 9000 for the web interface, was that on a
different machine to the LMS server?
If not ... then try via numeric IP address because if that fails then it
does imply a firewall on the LMS box is causing problems.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering
I've been using Squeezeboxes for a while. Now after moving house, with
stuff still in storage, I brought 2 2nd hand Squeezebox 2's and both are
able to connect to the network, get an ip address (which I am able to
ping) but then say cannot connect to server, left to go back, right to
try again.
Make sure LMS and players are on the same network by actually checking
the IP of each device.
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If none of the SB devices will connect then I would investigate wifi and
next lms.
*SqueezeBoxes:* 1x Transporter (Living room) 1x SB2 (shed), 1x Radio
(Kitchen), 1x Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x
piCorePlayer (Garden) 1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie room), 1x Touch
(Study 2),
I had a power shutdown at my house. Usually I just have to restart the
sb devices, and it's all set to go. Now the devices won't connect. I
have no idea what to do. I have tried to restart computer, devices,
router, server. The diagnosis of LMA says all ok, but no connected
players. I have
Ok, I figured it out.
I decided to uninstall and install again and noticed that I couldn't
find the folder. It turned out that Comodo in all its wisdom decided to
install everything in its VTroot folder, a hidden folder for what ever
reason and that prevented anything from accessing it.
Try holding yje BACK (left) arrow on the SB3 remote, enter Setup, scroll
down through entire screens a couple times, see if new server appears.
You might see two servers listed, old and new. Arrow RIGHT to select
new server when displayed.
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Yeah should do
>
> Also try on the "server" ip:9000 and 127.0.0.1:9000
It works on the server.
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MAlgol wrote:
> Hmm.. tried with the phone using the browser and it times out. It should
> connect to ip:9000 right?
Yeah should do
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezePlayer,PiCorePlayer
x3,Wandboard
*Server:* LMS Version: 7.9.0 - 1475786002 on Centos 7 VM on ESXi 6 on
Dell
Jeff07971 wrote:
> From elsewhere on the network can you access the LMS webpage ?
Hmm.. tried with the phone using the browser and it times out. It should
connect to ip:9000 right?
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MAlgol wrote:
> I have done a manual Network setup and a Automatic and everything seems
> Ok till it try to connect.
>From elsewhere on the network can you access the LMS webpage ?
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezePlayer,PiCorePlayer
x3,Wandboard
*Server:* LMS Version: 7.9.0
Jeff07971 wrote:
> If the IP address of the server has changed since last time you used the
> SB that may cause this, try resetting the SB networking (RH arrow on
> Remote on boot)
I have done a manual Network setup and a Automatic and everything seems
Ok till it try to connect.
MAlgol wrote:
> After a long time without my stereo and SqueezeBox Classic I now try to
> get it started again but when I try to connect all I get is "Can't
> connect to server".
>
> The server is up and running as admin. The router has given the SB the
> right IP and it is looking for the
After a long time without my stereo and SqueezeBox Classic I now try to
get it started again but when I try to connect all I get is "Can't
connect to server".
The server is up and running as admin. The router has given the SB the
right IP and it is looking for the server on the right IP. I have
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