stuarty wrote:
> I have two booms and two radios. Recently the two radios stopped
> connecting to wifi. If I restarted them the connection was fine and I
> could begin listening but within ten minutes they would drop out. The
> Booms stayed connected. I have recently updated the firmware on my
I have two booms and two radios. Recently the two radios stopped
connecting to wifi. If I restarted them the connection was fine and I
could begin listening but within ten minutes they would drop out. The
Booms stayed connected. I have recently updated the firmware on my
router and suspect that
bpa wrote:
> I agree - only ever use channel 1, 6 or 11. Any of the other channels
> will have overlaps. If neighbours have configured router with auto
> channel changing - check analyser each day and see if neighbour channel
> selection changes. Many router always start at low channels so
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> I would be surprised if channel 3 was the best channel as it overlaps 1
> and 6. You should stick to 1,6 or 11.
I agree - only ever use channel 1, 6 or 11. Any of the other channels
will have overlaps. If neighbours have configured router with auto
channel changing -
BertdeJong wrote:
> I Have used a WiFi analyser all the time and it showed me that 3 would
> be the best channel. I now have my problems reduced to one radio that
> refuses to keep a connection. It will connect, but after les than one
> hour it disconnects. I think I will buy a WiFi to Ethernet
reinholdk wrote:
> You mean the radio loses connection after it was in stand-by overnight?
> Was it still connected to the AP and only disconnected from LMS or even
> disconneted from the AP?
> And it doesn't occur when only one radio was connected?
> Can you try a different router?
>
> For my
reinholdk wrote:
> You mean the radio loses connection after it was in stand-by overnight?
> Was it still connected to the AP and only disconnected from LMS or even
> disconneted from the AP?
> And it doesn't occur when only one radio was connected?
> Can you try a different router?
>
> For my
BertdeJong wrote:
> I am successful in binding both radio's to the AP but overnight when in
> Stand By one of the two (not always the same) loses connection.
You mean the radio loses connection after it was in stand-by overnight?
Was it still connected to the AP and only disconnected from LMS
BertdeJong wrote:
> I had seen this post, thank you very much. I think I have done it all.
> My channel is now set to 1. My AP is in the dead center of my house. I
> reboot my router at least once a month. I have a SSID specific to the
> radio's, only they can connect using MAC filtering. Wifi
toby10 wrote:
> WiFi basics
>
>
> Some very basic WiFi tweaks to possibly improve signal strength and
> reliability
>
> ___Router Administration Basics (1-5 require admin access to your
> router):
> 1. use a unique SSID name (name of your network/router)
> 2a. if using a G WiFi: set WiFi
WiFi basics
Some very basic WiFi tweaks to possibly improve signal strength and
reliability
___Router Administration Basics (1-5 require admin access to your
router):
1. use a unique SSID name (name of your network/router)
2a. if using a G WiFi: set WiFi to G only (turns off a & b modes)
If this problem is the saem as otehr threads then look at this post (and
then read the whole thread as some posters never did solve the problem)
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109953-WiFi-connection-unstable-lost-on-three-Radios=930154=1#post930154
This may only be applicable
All Squeezebox radios are no longer staying connected to wifi. I can
reboot the radios and it re-connects but loses the connection after a
short period. This just started this week. Maybe there is a more
widespread issue.
2xSonos 5, Sonos 1, 2xChromecast audio, Squeezebox touch,
BertdeJong wrote:
> The WiFi signal is very strong, there are some neighbors that are very
> nearby, but they have always been there and signal from the AP is the
> strongest. I have never owned a microwave
A stroing wifi signal is no good if there is interference from another
Wifi
What do
toby10 wrote:
> No. It is only suggested as a temporary diagnostic to see if the issue
> is actually players not connecting to WiFi or players not connecting to
> LMS.
>
> There is nothing unique about having two Radio's or any combination of
> multiple SB players. The issue is likely your
bpa wrote:
> LMS does not use the player name in any significant way (and routers etc
> do not use it all for connectivity) - IP address and MAC address are the
> important ones.
>
> Player name set through LMS WebUI Setting/Player is enough.
>
> What is your network topology ? Routers, APs,
BertdeJong wrote:
> Do I still have acces to my music collection if I connect to mysb.com?
No. It is only suggested as a temporary diagnostic to see if the issue
is actually players not connecting to WiFi or players not connecting to
LMS.
There is nothing unique about having two Radio's or
BertdeJong wrote:
> I have now bound a fixed IP adres tot the mac adres of each radio and
> set up an separate SSID that only allows only the mac addressees of the
> radio's. Since I did find a IP conflict this is now solved. However, one
> of te radio's lost contact again. I am successful in
reinholdk wrote:
> Can you tell a little more what you tried except the fixed channel? Did
> you check signal strengths and maybe interfering channels in the
> neighborhood, for example?
I have now bound a fixed IP adres tot the mac adres of each radio and
set up an separate SSID that only
toby10 wrote:
> Tried hardware reboots? Router? Modem? LMS host computer? LMS
> itself? Radio's?
>
> Tried switching Radio's to MySB.com, see if issue goes away? Might be
> an LMS issue not seeing players, not players actually disconnecting from
> WiFi.
Yes I tried rebooting everything,
reinholdk wrote:
> Can you tell a little more what you tried except the fixed channel? Did
> you check signal strengths and maybe interfering channels in the
> neighborhood, for example?
Hello Reinhold, thanks for your reply. That is a valid question. I have
tried to link both players to
Tried hardware reboots? Router? Modem? LMS host computer? LMS
itself? Radio's?
Tried switching Radio's to MySB.com, see if issue goes away? Might be
an LMS issue not seeing players, not players actually disconnecting from
WiFi.
Can you tell a little more what you tried except the fixed channel? Did
you check signal strengths and maybe interfering channels in the
neighborhood, for example?
reinholdk's Profile:
I know that this topic has been discussed at length but I have not found
a post with an answer that worked for me. Since the las two months I
experience problems with both my squeezebox radio's. They keep on losing
there connection. A powercycle helps for a very short while. I am om
server 7.9.1
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