Hi guys, I've been using squeezeboxes since the early days of V1
SlimStuff. In fact I still have one working. And 4 others from
Logitech, V2 & 3.
They've always been plagued by stream interruptions stating, "Cannot
connect to server," even when not in use, then they'll reconnect.
Sometimes
garym wrote:
> How old is router? is it provided by the ISP? Do you have extenders of
> any kind in your network (if so, it is easy to get IP address overlap if
> you have more than one router/extender handing out IP addresses at the
> same time). Describe the detail of your network setup,
Thanks for the input guys. Router is this -
https://www.tp-link.com/us/products/details/cat-9_Archer-C7.html - it's
aftermarket, not all-in-one or ISP-supplied. Before that was a Netgear,
before that something else. I get a new one every 3-4 yrs to update
tech.
No static IP's, all dynamic.
No chromecast or android anything. There's a Roku that's rarely used.
Switched 2.4ghz to a fixed ch 6 & updated router firmware. We'll see
what that does.
Thanks for the ideas so far.
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gstalnaker wrote:
>
> When I first set all this up with the SB Classic and LMS on a Linux
> desktop years ago, I used WiFi on the SB Classic with an enet cable to
> the LMS desktop. But I had odd network behavior, like what you report.
> When I signed up for Uverse CableTV and the AT guy came
Mnyb wrote:
>
> Get an even better router that can run two wi-fi networks one 5ghz ac
> and one 2.4 ghz you can dedicate to legacy stuff .
> Or maybe dedicated access pionts a mest network or whatnot .
>
> What about router placement ( read up on that google is your friend )
> worst case itÂ’s
