I have just had a similar problem. I had an IP conflict between two radios on my system (late night Saturday trying to add new radios). Simple, reboot one with DHCP turned off on the router and manually enter the IP address. Erm No...that would be the simple solution. I could log onto the network but it would not see the server over ethernet or wireless while everything else could. Oddly I couldn't change the SB radio name either. I had to reboot everything, router, server and the said radio to factory settings. The menu factory setting for restoring didn't work. I had to SSH in and type "reboot". Going back through the arduous of configuring the radio, all was fine again.
The Touch & Radio system is briliiant when working but I would never recommend to a non tech user. It's just too complicated to debug when there are issues like adding another device. I wouldn't say they were problems but I still struggle and have had to write it down on how to do a complete reconfigure as I just forget within weeks...and still consider myself youngish :). Eventually all three radios, TOUCH and server are now on fixed IP leaving a pool of DHCP for the phone, tablet and laptop as they leave they house regularly. The concept is brilliant as are the Harmony remote series of controls, pity Logitech missed this by and I guess they will go back to selling cheap mice, crap webcams and other tat. A bit like HMV missing the digital music era. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Waldo Pepper's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=39029 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98134 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
