tarted when I enabled the webserver functions of the Qnap,
the WAN access to my router and put the Qnap into the DMZ.
I'm off to discuss this on some networking forums, because I think it's
down to my own ineptitude, but if others are suffering similar problems,
then any
en overnight due to all the chippery still generating heat.
So now I have a Qnap TS-101 running slimserver, that I can upload music
to, goes into stand-by, is completely stable, silent and streams to
softsqueeze using about 200bits of my wireless bandwidth.
now to buy some sq
happyfishman Wrote:
> So what happened?
Nothing, still stays active, still experimenting with other settings,
will let you know if I get any success.
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w the
TS-101 to go into standby.
I'll play when I get home, unless someone reads this and beats me to it
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integrating add-ons if there is
a demand from the user-base.
You clearly know alot more about this stuff than me, I'm just feeding
back what little knowledge I have from the literature that accompanied
my TS-101.
Sorry if this isn't the answer you wanted or if I can't supply y
flash every few seconds as Trumper1 reported.
I can only think that the slimserver is chatting to the
router/modem/WAP which is keeping everything powered up, but that's
just a badly educated guess as they are the only two active items on
the n
AlienBBC is on the TS-101 out of the box, but all software is
propriatory.
So any additional plug-ins would have to be re-coded to suit the
version of slimserver on the TS-101.
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> I think it might not happen like that
Oh dear, that would be very inconvenient for all concerned.
Good luck getting a fix sorted Paul, thanks for taking the time to read
and post on these forums.
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