krochat wrote:
> I've diagrammed out your system and I'm pretty confident that the
> router-as-a-switch still has the DHCP server enabled. It should be
> disabled.
>
> If you switch both SBTs and the LMS PC to wifi connecting to the living
> room Airport Extreme's wifi, they should all be able t
jeromeharris wrote:
> Perhaps I should disconnect both cables from both SBTs, turn on the LMS
> PC's WiFi, and see if the bedroom SBT can find it wirelessly.
I've diagrammed out your system and I'm pretty confident that the
router-as-a-switch still has the DHCP server enabled. It should be
disab
jeromeharris wrote:
>
> I wonder if my router-as-switch is somehow set up wrongly, thus
> preventing the bedroom SBT from "seeing" the LMS PC. If any of you are
> router-as-switch savvy, I'd love suggestions about what to check in its
> software and cabling configuration
It will take me a whil
krochat wrote:
> Your LMS PC is 192.168.1.100, so the SBT and PC are on two different
> subnetworks. I'm surprised that the LMS PC can ping the SBT, and
> wouldn't be at all surprised if the SBT can't see the PC, although I
> don't know much about the LMS network architecture.
>
> If I were debu
jeromeharris wrote:
>
>
>
>
> I am not sure that they are--I'd love suggestions for the best way to
> test that.
>
> Jerome
You should be able to use the software utility that came with the
Powerline adaptors to tell you if they are connected. Plug the PC
running the utility into one of th
jeromeharris wrote:
> My bedroom SBT's IP address (when it's Ethernet-cabled to the powerline
> adapter) is 100.38.105.154...below is the result of pinging that address
> from my audio PC:
Your LMS PC is 192.168.1.100, so the SBT and PC are on two different
subnetworks. I'm surprised that the LM
krochat wrote:
> To be clear, you're now running your bedroom SBT and LMS PC on the main
> network, not the second network?
>
> In any case, can the LMS PC see the bedroom SBT?
>
> 1) On the bedroom SBT, go to Settings->Advanced->Squeezebox
> Information->Squeezebox Touch Information and write
jeromeharris wrote:
> Folks:
>
> Thanks to your great info, I'm making progress :)! So far, I have:
>
> -- bought and installed new powerline network adapters (the new ones
> claim to have faster throughput rates than our old ones), including one
> that my audio PC system is wired to;
>
> --
jeromeharris wrote:
>
> --when I open LMS on the audio PC, it shows the presence of the living
> room SBT in both the Web interface and in Settings. However, the only
> sign of the bedroom SBT is in the Web interface, where it is one of
> three players listed (along with the living room SBT, and
What happens with the Bedroom Touch when (on the Touch screen) you
select "my music" from the menu. Does it offer the option of connecting
to your LMS Library?
*Home:* VortexBox 4TB (2.4) > LMS 7.9.1 > Transporter, Touch, Boom,
Radio (all ethernet)
*Cottage:* VBA 3TB (2.4) > LMS 7.9.1 > Touch
Folks:
Thanks to your great info, I'm making progress :)! So far, I have:
-- bought and installed new powerline network adapters (the new ones
claim to have faster throughput rates than our old ones), including one
that my audio PC system is wired to;
-- updated my audio PC's LMS to 7.9.1 (and
jeromeharris wrote:
> .. Does leaving a computer-based music system connected to the wide
> wild Internet raise malware/hacking/security vulnerabilities...
Not really. The vast majority of security issues are due to an action
taken by an authorized user already on the network. Open inf
I suggest a single network. Put your PC running LMS on that network.
Use standard firewall/anti-virus software on the PC running LMS and
you'll be fine.
jeromeharris wrote:
> however, I already use a powerline adapter pair to extend the reach of
> our existing broadband network from our bedroo
jeromeharris wrote:
>
> Having an audio-only WiFi "sub-network" sounds really useful to me (for
> instance, I recall reading somewhere that multiple SBTs on one network
> can play independent streams at the same time), if I can implement it
> without undue expense and physical hassle.
> Jerome
mherger wrote:
> If already you have a computer running LMS, you should make it
> available to all SB devices.
>
> > host LMS--OR somehow extend my living room fanless PC's WiFi's reach
> so
> > I can put the bedroom SBT on that network
>
> Yes, that's the way to go. WiFi improvement, or power
jeromeharris wrote:
> Dear SBT Community:
>
> I have a few questions...
>
> I own and use two SBTs: one I have been using (at my bedroom desk)
> exclusively to play Internet radiostreams via its analog RCA audio
> outputs connected to a pair of powered speakers. The one in the living
> room--wh
-- for my bedroom SBT, get another fanless PC or equivalent device to
No. If already you have a computer running LMS, you should make it
available to all SB devices.
host LMS--OR somehow extend my living room fanless PC's WiFi's reach so
> I can put the bedroom SBT on that network
Yes, tha
Dear SBT Community:
I have a few questions...
I own and use two SBTs: one I have been using (at my bedroom desk)
exclusively to play Internet radiostreams via its analog RCA audio
outputs connected to a pair of powered speakers. The one in the living
room--while sometimes also playing Web radio-
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