nabwong;143516 Wrote:
Where is this setting? Can't seem to find it.
Under Server settings, Security:
Block Incoming Connections
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Ramage
P2 266MHz,Linux CC 3.2, SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 10145, Alien 1.06
P4 2.6GHz, Win XP, Slimserver Version: 6.5.1 - 10147, Alien 1.06
SlimServer - Server Settings - Security.
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In your first post you said:
7. Slimserver setting - opened a range of Ip
Have you tried setting Block Incoming Connections to Do not Block?
Steve.
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SteveEast;143306 Wrote:
In your first post you said:
7. Slimserver setting - opened a range of Ip
Have you tried setting Block Incoming Connections to Do not Block?
Steve.
Hey Steve,
Where is this setting? Can't seem to find it.
Najib
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nabwong
I know you've said you are sure the SB3 is talking to your router but
...
If you haven't, set the router SSID to something other than the default
and make sure that's the SSID the SB3 shows when you select the wireless
network.
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Millwood
That's a very good point - maybe you're connected to someone else's
network. That would explain everything!
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Are the laptops running a DHCP server, by any chance?
The router, by default, will have it's own DCHP server and should be
asigning an IP to the squeezebox. But if laptops are also running
their own DHCP server, then maybe that is confusing things.
In that case, perhaps the laptop is giving
Thanks Guys,
I'm still at work and i'll try out the suggestions tonight. I'm sure
i'm connected to MY OWN wifi. I changed routers and both the ssid
matches. Yes i use DHCP. I will try to look into that. I've already
tried assigning static ip before. The slimdevice person didn't offer
much help.
Do you absolutely have to have the server wireless? A wireless server
is a bad idea. Even if you can get it working, you may experience
bandwidth issues and you'll be doubly-vulnerable to interference.
Yes, here's the part where someone comes in and says works for me but
it's still a bad idea
I have a Netgear DG834G (not the same but...) and it has a wireless
isolation option. The manual states:
Wireless Isolation: If Enabled, the Wireless Stations will be hidden
from each other, and will not be able to communicate with each other.
For normal situations, this setting should be left
Ramage;141980 Wrote:
I have a Netgear DG834G (not the same but...) and it has a wireless
isolation option. The manual states:
Wireless Isolation: If Enabled, the Wireless Stations will be hidden
from each other, and will not be able to communicate with each other.
For normal situations,
The 834b uses 802.11b bandwidth 11Mb/s max, although I have seen this
kit advertised as 8Mb/s.
With that limitation it is a bad idea to connect the server by
wireless.
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Ramage
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P4 2.6GHz, Win XP, Slimserver Version: 6.5.0,
Does anyone know how this works?
Is it a broadcast request from the SB? Or somethine else?
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Millwood;142241 Wrote:
Is it a broadcast request from the SB?
Yes, I believe so. But even if that fails (as it would if you go
between subnets) you should be able to specify the IP of the server and
connect as normal.
nabwong: if you manually enter the IP of the server into the squeezebox
What are the details of your router and OS?
Generally check the following:
# MAC address filtering on your router.
# WEP security.
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Ramage
P2 266MHz,Linux CC 3.2, SlimServer Version: 6.3.1 - 8278, Alien 1.04
P4 2.6GHz, Win XP, Slimserver Version: 6.5.0, Alien 1.06
router - netgear 814 wireless b
os - windows xp
no mac filtering
128 bit wep encryption
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nabwong
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Have u tried without encryption?
I had problems with my netgear DG834G which were solved by switching
encryption to automatic rather than shared key, after some
experimentation.
However, if you are connecting to the wireless network (??) then it's
not a wep encryption issue but more likely a
So just to clarify - you can connect wirelessly to squeezenetwork but
not to your own server? But you can connect to your server when wired?
That sounds like the router is somehow blocking LAN access from the
wireless net, which some routers have an option for but not, afaik,
yours.
Do you have
Ramage;141673 Wrote:
Have u tried without encryption?
I had problems with my netgear DG834G which were solved by switching
encryption to automatic rather than shared key, after some
experimentation.
However, if you are connecting to the wireless network (??) then it's
not a wep
If you are connecting to Squeezenetwork over wireless then the problem
has to be with the LAN connection.
Is the slimserver laptop hard wired to the router, or is it wireless
linked?
Did you say you could ping the SB3 from the laptop?
The SB3 should do the following from power on (plug in)
Is the slimserver laptop hard wired to the router, or is it wireless
linked?
### wireless
Did you say you could ping the SB3 from the laptop?
### I could ping the sb3 (sent 4 received 4 loss 0)
You should get IP address, gateway ,wireless id, etc without a server
present.
### got ip
nabwong;141731 Wrote:
But i've disabled the firewall and have included the 3 exceptions need
*4843*, 9000.
That should be 3483 TCP/UDP.
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I think you are right, the SB3 is networking working OK. It should see
the server IP/name in settings.
Try connecting the server laptop directly to a router port, thus
eliminating one wireless link.
Various posts on this forum have quoted issues with double wireless
links, especially with
Mark Lanctot;141736 Wrote:
That should be 3483 TCP/UDP.
I'm at work now, and was throwing some random number :p haha.. thanks
for pointing that out. I'll re-check tonight when i get home.
Ramage,
I'll try to connect at least one of them to the router and do a test
tonight. Btw, my signal
I will try to rephrase what i said.
A) Laptop and SB3 are WIRED to router. SB3 connects to Slimserver
B) Laptop is WIRED and SB3 is WIRELESS. SB3 connects to Slimserver
C) Laptop and SB3 are WIRELESS. SB3 does NOT connect to Slimserver
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nabwong
Laptop wireless, SB3 wired?
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Ok, sb3 can't connect to my gf's laptop too. Man...must be the bloody
router?
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