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 to > see if the Touch would connect via ethernet, I connected it to the > switch too. I have since unplugged it to do numerous tries at connecting > wirelessly. > > Yes, the router can list off all the devices that are connected to it. > In my case: > My Pixel 3a phone > Squeezebox Radio > Squeezebox Touch > Chromecast Audio "pucks" - 3 of them > Amazon Fire tablet > iPad > Windows computer > HP printer > Vortexbox > Raspberry pi - 2 of them running LMS > Roku device > > Reviewing all of the devices just now I see that the Vortexbox is, as > noted, the only one with a wired connection. > > If it helps for me to unplug and plug a device (wired Vortexbox? one of > the wireless devices?) to see if the IP address changes, I can to that. > > bpa, you've done a day's work. Feel free to throw in the towel any time > you like. :)
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 ? Does the router have "AP Isolation" mode ? This would prevent two devices on wifi talking to each othert ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=112349 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list Touch@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
