Got it.
Thank you, sir.
s.
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Your workplace, like most, is using NAT, to create private IPs
internally.
Your squeezebox's IP is from your work's internal private IP address
space on the LAN to which your hardware is connected. If I'm reading
correctly, you're using 192.xxx.xxx.xxx.
The IP you see reported in the 64.xxx.xxx
isr2002;633585 Wrote:
> @satkinsn: your radio has only one IP: 192.168.1.xxx. This is the
> internal network address assigned by your router. The 64.xxx.xxx.xxx
> address is the address of the router in external network (internet).
Thanks. By 'router in the external network' do you mean the outs
@satkinsn: your radio has only one IP: 192.168.1.xxx. This is the
internal network address assigned by your router. The 64.xxx.xxx.xxx
address is the address of the router in external network (internet).
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isr2002
toby10;633383 Wrote:
> When connected directly to MySB.com the player shows your ISP IP.
> When connected to SBS your player shows it's local network IP.
> In essence, SBS is connected to MySB.com as the player, sharing it's
> connection with local network players.
I'm probably not doing this ri
When connected directly to MySB.com the player shows your ISP IP.
When connected to SBS your player shows it's local network IP.
In essence, SBS is connected to MySB.com as the player, sharing it's
connection with local network players.
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toby10
toby10 -
I was asking how the radio could show two I.P. addresses, and both be
valid.
Spent a little time reading yesterday and learned (I think) that in
some configurations the target box (in this case, the radio) can have
its absolute address exposed, as well as the internal i.p. If I
followed
Not sure I'm understanding your question... but your player (Radio) has
only one IP. Either you chose it's IP (static/fixed) or your router
assigned it's IP (DHCP).
The whole point of the router is to, well, "route" the traffic. A web
site only sees your ISP IP, which is typically assigned to yo
Thanks, Toby/vrette/et al.
One more question: how are the numbers generated? ie - does the radio
itself respond with two different addresses, depending on where the
query is coming from, or is there some kind of standard translation
table at either the gateway or the DNS?
tks,
s.
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satkinsn
toby10;633186 Wrote:
> 192 is your internal network IP and is only visible to devices within
> your network.
> 64 is your external IP assigned by your ISP and is seen by anything on
> the internet.
>
> If player information is showing 192 then your player is connected to
> SBS server, if showing
satkinsn;633066 Wrote:
> .
> I assigned an address of 192.168.1.xx
>
> The machine reports its address back to me as 64.19.74.xx.
192 is your internal network IP and is only visible to devices within
your network.
64 is your external IP assigned by your ISP and is seen by anything o
vrette;633092 Wrote:
> Great, However
>
> I don't follow what you mean by "The machine reports its address back
> to me as 64.19.74.xx." In what manner does it report this IP back to
> you? Somewhere in the SB Radio settings?
Yep.
In Settings > Advanced -> Squeezebox Information --
satkinsn;633066 Wrote:
> vrette!
>
> First, thank you. Your file works!
>
> I think.
>
> I have one question which is, I suspect, networking 101.
>
> I assigned an address of 192.168.1.xx.
>
> As noted, it works.
>
> The machine reports its address back to me as 64.19.74.xx.
>
> Why the di
vrette!
First, thank you. Your file works!
I think.
I have one question which is, I suspect, networking 101.
I assigned an address of 192.168.1.xx.
As noted, it works.
The machine reports its address back to me as 64.19.74.xx.
Why the difference in ip numbers?
again,
thanks.
s.
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sat
I used the same set of directions to set a static IP on one of my wired
Touches (because I have no way of turning DCHP off on the gateway). Not
sure why it isn't working for you.
This is what my static IP settings look like when I SSH into my Touch
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address 192.
All (and especially Steve) -
My first runs didn't work. Steve, I took your recipe from the other
thread and attempted to marry it to what I gleaned from the Ubuntu page
you noted.
My file looked like this:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
mapping eth0
script /etc/network/if_mapping
auto eth0
if
vrette -
That exact note is what prompted my query. The directions are good, but
they pertain only to configuring a static IP on a wireless network. My
dilemma, as a non-wizard, is how to make it work on a wired network,
ie, what magic words do I need to invoke.
tks,
s.
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satkinsn
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This should help:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=526370&highlight=%22Static+IP%22+SSH#post526370
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vrette
(2) SB Touch, (1) SB3, (2) SB Radio, Cambridge Audio 840AV2, 340T,
DacMagic, B&W 683, HSU VFT2-MK3, Logitech Harmony 880, 7.5 on Asus
E35M1-M PRO Win7 64 bit , and a bunc
stevedresden;632818 Wrote:
> As it's essentially a linux OS in the SBR - it should be by no means
> impossible :)
>
> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
>
> This suggests something like
>
> auto eth0
> iface eth0 inet static
>
> but you might have to play abo
satkinsn;632402 Wrote:
> Take as a given that I cannot set a static IP address from the router
> end.
>
> Further, though the Radio connects promptly using DHCP over the wired
> network, I'm not allowed to use DHCP either, for reasons having nothing
> to do with the Radio.
>
> I want to assign
As it's essentially a linux OS in the SBR - it should be by no means
impossible :)
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
This suggests something like
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
but you might have to play about
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stevedresden
All -
After spending a few days looking at potential answers, I've hit a
bump.
I want to use my Squeezebox Radio at my office.
Take as a given that I cannot set a static IP address from the router
end.
Further, though the Radio connects promptly using DHCP over the wired
network, I'm not allow
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