#1 After you have your controller connected to the network, isn't there
a way to statically address the receiver? At the moment the only way I
can figure it out is to turn on DHCP on my router momentarily, but I'd
rather do it directly and I believe I stumbled on it before.
#2 Can you have two r
#1: DHCP shouldn't matter. You can leave DHCP on your router without a
problem. Just static assign your SqueezeCenter server. The Controller
does not directly access the Receivers. Both devices connect to
SqueezeCenter and the controller sends commands via SqueezeCenter.
This is done so any n
Generally I don't like using DHCP. Just a thing with me. We have so
many devices(23) in the house I use static so I know where everyone is
and if they are having connection problems it makes it easier to
trace.
I've called tech support twice now and both times the person wasn't
helpful at all u
I don't know who you were talking to at Logitech, but they are generally
very good. I've met several of them at the various open house events.
I've run DHCP servers for enterprise networks before. Frankly most
"dhcp problems" are caused the crappy firmware that companies put on
home wifi router
