Shahab wrote:
> Thank you so much everyone. It was the static and dynamic IP issue. I
> assigned the NAS a static IP and now it works fine but the Logitech
> Media Server is a nightmare. It rescans the library even if there's a
> mild wind outside. You don't get to see the scan progress either as
Thank you so much everyone. It was the static and dynamic IP issue. I
assigned the NAS a static IP and now it works fine but the Logitech
Media Server is a nightmare. It rescans the library even if there's a
mild wind outside. You don't get to see the scan progress either as it
just says only one
paulster wrote:
> They do it so if you're stupid enough to use WEP (or no) encryption then
> anyone freeloading on your wireless connection can't get to your wired
> PCs and, if it supports individual station isolation, your wireless
> laptop as well. They'll get out to the internet and that's i
They do it so if you're stupid enough to use WEP (or no) encryption then
anyone freeloading on your wireless connection can't get to your wired
PCs and, if it supports individual station isolation, your wireless
laptop as well. They'll get out to the internet and that's it.
I have a separate SSI
paulster wrote:
> Is your Touch wirelessly connected? Sometimes routers have a separate
> VLAN for wireless or have LAN isolation switched on by default, which
> means your wireless devices can see the internet but not other
> ethernet-connected devices.
>
> There are a number of different vari
Is your Touch wirelessly connected? Sometimes routers have a separate
VLAN for wireless or have LAN isolation switched on by default, which
means your wireless devices can see the internet but not other
ethernet-connected devices.
There are a number of different variations on this theme, so look
Shahab wrote:
> Hello everyone!
>
> SOS! Help! Medic!
>
> My previous set up was:
>
> Squeezebox Touch>D-Link DIR 600>Synolgoy DS212+. Everything worked
> flawlessly. Except for the fact that for me to transfer files from my
> MacBook Pro to the NAS was a pain because the D-Link DIR600
The only way a Touch will see the NAS directly is if the NAS is running
LMS. Is this NAS box capable of running LMS? In your other setup you had
LMS running on a separate computer and THAT server was seeing the NAS
and sending the data to the Touch. If you don't have LMS running on
another compute
Hello everyone!
SOS! Help! Medic!
My previous set up was:
Squeezebox Touch>D-Link DIR 600>Synolgoy DS212+. Everything worked
flawlessly. Except for the fact that for me to transfer files from my
MacBook Pro to the NAS was a pain because the D-Link DIR600 is a g
router.
So today I got
