deepc;455808 Wrote: > Similar problem here. The connection to SN has been flaky before but > since yesterday it is practically dead. Yesterday at noon I could > connect shortly to SN and play a local radio station for about a minute. > Then it lost connection to SN (the radio was playing for 30s more) and I > have not been able to connect again. > > Same problem on the Boom (60% wireless quality) and an SB3 (78%). From > my PC I can get to SN via web browser. Everything is routed via the same > Linksys router. The network configuration was not changed for months, > and as I said: it used to work so so (sometimes response times were > quite bad, there was a latency of maybe 15s). > > So, I don't think it is the router or the boom/sb3 because they are > unchanged and worked previously. Is there a problem with SN? > > PS: I am in Germany if that makes a difference. > > PPS: I just logged into SN via browser to see if there were any > downtime news. After that the boom connected to SN (not sure if that is > related to each other). However, it did not respond to the remote and > lost connection soon. Apparently it is now possible to connect for a > seconds, it went the same way when I tried once more. What is going on > here? > > PPPS: Alright, I seem to have found the culprit. My upstream bandwidth > was used 80% (without SN). When I shut down all of that my SN experience > was back to normal. I am not really sure if that is ok since there was > remaining bandwidth available and this is not about upstream (downstream > had some 2 MB/s available) but it clearly was "connected" to each other. > I'll watch it some more and maybe try to fix it with some quality of > service config on the router.
It is also about upstream, every button press or scroll of the wheel is sent to SN same with every IR command these products have "no brain" on their own, the server (local or squeezenetwork ) is interpreting your commands and the server is also drawing the screen including visuals. Qos (Quality of service) is a very good solution, I used that with my old adsl based ISP. It works really well, I'm planning on using it again but the only drawback with Qos is that it is not so easy to configure it takes some googling experimenting and head-scratching to get it right. -- Mnyb -------------------------------------------------------------------- No it can NOT be controlled with iTunes.... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mnyb's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=4143 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=67162 _______________________________________________ squeezenetwork mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezenetwork
