I now switched back to google wifi and everything works perfectly! I
also have a SQT that always have weak connection so I set up one Nest
wifi router as a point and put it close to the SQT. And the SQT won't
connect to LMS through the Nest Wifi even though it is set up as an
access point. There
I have a Touch working with a Netgear Orbi but it is the older model
Rxx50.
SB player do not work on 5GHz - so don't worry about settings for 5GHz.
You only need to change settings for 2.4GHz .
Disable the features that make them incompatible such as 40MHz Channel
bonding. You could aos try d
DejanM wrote:
> I have the same problem with my two SB Touches. I "solved" the problem
> by connecting them with LAN cable to the router. I could not get them
> connected wirelessly.
>
> The problem appeared when I replaced my old router with the new Netgear
> Orbi.
With the SB Radios that hav
I have the same problem with my two SB Touches. I "solved" the problem
by connecting them with LAN cable to the router. I could not get them
connected wirelessly.
The problem appeared when I replaced my old router with the new Netgear
Orbi.
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I have similar problem. After I replaced the Google Wifi with the newer
Nest Wifi system, my squeezebox touch refuse to connect to LMS (or the
mysqueezebox.com). And I have 2 SBTs. Interesting thing is the older
squeezebox classic works perfectly. Only my 2 SBTs won't connect to the
LMS. Sometime
I just replaced my Google Wifi Mesh router with Nest Wifi router. LSM
was installed on my Synology NAS. Everything else including my
smartphones, computers (Macs and PCs), smart devices and TV boxes and
the old regular squeezebox 3. But 2 of my squeezebox touch refuse to
connect to the wireless r
One of the problems I have noticed is the Squeezebox devices do not seem
to like Channel 6, or at least don't on my Unifi Access Points. Just had
this with a previously working Boom. I ran the Unifi AP AI function
which tests the environment and selects the best radio settings.
Previously the aff
bpa,
I doubt my absence constituted a "cliffhanger" but I thought you
deserved an update all the same. After a couple of factory resets of the
router, followed by unsuccessful attempts to set up the Touch, I threw
in the towel on the Touch.
I now have a Squeezebox Radio and 2 raspberry pi devi
radish112 wrote:
> The switch is a simple Netgear GS605 unmanaged switch, with 5 ethernet
> ports and no "uplink port."
I had one of these - they have a Auto Uplink feature which learns where
the up link is - IIRC in practice this means while unit is powered on
make sure the uplink port is never
bpa,
I see you were referring to the router's isolation mode, not the
modem's. I'm out of it, and I'll try to check tomorrow.
I have a televisit with my Dr. in 30 mins. I'm going to take a break.
Go do something fun. I'll stop hounding you. If you have further
insights or questions for me tom
bpa wrote:
> You have checked the conection of the switch and the Nest. Just looking
> at online instruction - if Switch has uplink port cable from it goes
> into "brown" Nest connection and ISP modem connection goes into "green"
> Nest Connection.
>
> Windows is on wifi as well as Touch ?
>
>
radish112 wrote:
> Yep, you're right about the Vortexbox: It is Linux based.
>
> The Google Nest WiFi router has only a single Ethernet port. So at the
> moment I have a ethernet cable going from that port to a Netgear switch
> into which I have only the Vortexbox connected. When I was testing
What I wrote about the rpis was misleading. They are not running LMS,
they are accessing the LMS that resides on the Vortexbox.
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bpa wrote:
> I had guessed that as I think Vortex is not Windows based.
>
> What devices are on wifi and what devices are wired ?
>
> After plugging in a device - you should check that IP address hasn't
> changed ?
>
> I can't find a manual for a Google Nest router - can it list off all the
>
radish112 wrote:
> I don't know if it matters, but if you haven't followed this whole sorry
> saga you may be assuming that LMS is running on my Windows machine,
> whereas it is on a VortexBox "appliance" that is connected to my router
> via Ethernet.
I had guessed that as I think Vortex is not
Oops...Minutes before I did the ping I had unplugged the Touch.
After plugging it back in and doing a ping, here is what I get (if it
makes any difference)
Pinging 192.168.86.39 with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Ping statistics fo
bpa wrote:
> Sounds like there is no connectivity from the Windows system to the
> Touch.
>
> You can confirm this by opening a windows command prompt and trying a
> ping command e.g. ping 192.168.86.39
>
> What is the IP address of the Windows system ?
> Is the Windows system using a wired
radish112 wrote:
> Using Putty on my Windows 10 computer, I enter the IP address, and a
> Putty window opens. But no information request appears regarding "host
> key" or "no matching key exchange method found", etc.
>
> What I get instead is "Network Error: Connection timed out."
Sounds like
bpa wrote:
> This would probably be something on the router. Logging into the Touch
> using ssh enables command line commands to be executed and so test &
> check connectivity from the Touch. If we can't login to Touch then
> there is likely a network problem problem not a Touch one.
>
>
>
>
radish112 wrote:
> bpa,
>
> I'm not very knowledgeable about wireless networks
> What information would tell me whether:
> 1. the router is acting properly relaying DNS requests?
> 2. the Touch is being blocked from internet access?
>
This would probably be something on the router. Logging in
bpa wrote:
> The implication of the Wireless setup is Wifi is OK and DHCP is OK.
> DHCP supplies the DNS address but lookup of mysqueezebox.com address
> fails.
> Is the router acting properly relaying DNS requests ?
> Is Touch being blocked from internet access ?
bpa,
I'm not very knowledgea
Can you ssh into the Touch ?
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radish112 wrote:
> mysqueezebox.com - DNS failed
The implication of the Wireless setup is Wifi is OK and DHCP is OK.
DHCP supplies the DNS address but lookup of mysqueezebox.com address
fails.
Is the router acting properly relaying DNS requests ?
Is Touch being blocked from internet access ?
bpa wrote:
> There are two perspectives - Touch may see LMS but LMS may not see
> Touch.
>
> To check.
> What does the Touch Settings/Advanced/Diagnostics Wireless Info and
> Server Info say - all the details.
bpa,
Thanks for weighing in, here goes:
WIRELESS INFO
Wireless Network - Name
garym wrote:
> That tells me that the TOUCH is not talking to your local network or the
> internet in general. I suspect something minor is wrong. Have you done
> a factory reset of the TOUCH and started over with it (network setup,
> etc.):
>
> To *reset Squeezebox Touch*, press the *reset* b
There are two perspectives - Touch may see LMS but LMS may not see
Touch.
To check.
What does the Touch Settings/Advanced/Diagnostics Wireless Info and
Server Info say - all the details.
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radish112 wrote:
> garym,
>
> I guess I should add that the Touch reaches neither mysqueezebox.com nor
> LMS.
>
>
That tells me that the TOUCH is not talking to your local network or the
internet in general. I suspect something minor is wrong. Have you done
a factory reset of the TOUCH and
garym,
Thanks for your reply.
Yep, the Vortexbox is connected via ethernet to my local network. After
a factory reset of the Touch, it connects to the local network with no
problem. (I had changed the SSIS and password, so maybe that caused a
problem.)
It's true that the old router used 192.16
radish112 wrote:
>
> Just out of curiosity, however, if you have any insight into why the
> Touch won't wirelessly connect to the vortexbox server on which LMS
> resides, whereas the 2 rpi devices and the 3 Chromecast audio devices
> will connect, I would very much like to hear your thoughts.
>
Man in a van wrote:
> Sorry Steve, no idea. :rolleyes:
>
> I have never fancied messing with Vortexbox, for the same reason I'm
> ignoring Mesh routers. :p
>
> If you search the forum you will find posts with regard to both, good
> luck.
>
> I suggested the router thing, as that should not c
Sorry Steve, no idea. :rolleyes:
I have never fancied messing with Vortexbox, for the same reason I'm
ignoring Mesh routers. :p
If you search the forum you will find posts with regard to both, good
luck.
I suggested the router thing, as that should not cost any money and
_may_ work.
ronnie
ronnie and slartbartfast, many thanks for your attention and useful
advice.
I think I could manage the process described in the link you provided,
ronnie, particularly given the fact that my old, replaced router is a
Linksys WRT54GL v1.1 on which I had already installed DD-WRT some time
ago.
Ju
slartibartfast wrote:
> Pretty sure it is dual band. 2.4G and 5G.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Think so, and looking at the specs, one can't split the bands (speaking
as a network numpty).
I think it has to be Ethernet connection or maybe a cheapo wireless
bridge, or use the old r
radish112 wrote:
> Oops, forgot to provide this information : I'm in the US and Spectrum is
> the internet service provider.Pretty sure it is dual band. 2.4G and 5G.
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
slartibartfast'
radish112 wrote:
> Thanks for the quick reply. I'm a novice about routers, but I don't
> think it's dual band.
>
> What I have is a Google Nest wifi mesh router. Just the router, not any
> of the additional "points" that make up a mesh.
Oops, forgot to provide this information : I'm in the US
Man in a van wrote:
> Is the new router dual band ?
>
> It might help others, if you give the model of the router and which
> country you are in, ISP might also help.
Thanks for the quick reply. I'm a novice about routers, but I don't
think it's dual band.
What I have is a Google Nest wifi me
Is the new router dual band ?
If so, split the two bands with a SSID for each band.
you will just need b,g,n
It might help others, if you give the model of the router and which
country you are in, ISP might also help.
Hi.
I recently replaced my router, which might account for this problem: I
can wirelessly access the LMS server (which resides on a Vortexbox
appliance) with 2 raspberry pi devices and a couple of Google Chrome
Audio devices but, try as I might, my SB Touch cannot connect to the
Vortexbox.
I
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