SlimChances;535430 Wrote: 
> Mnyb
> 
> IP address in player is 64.231.193.231
> Running IPConfig it appears to be 192.168.2.10
> Are those two addresses meant to match?
> 
> 
> Danny
> 
> 3) Player senses server is gone. What does the player say?
> 
> Same as yours 'Cannot connect to server.' It waits a while and then
> gives up, going black.
> 
> 4) Unplug your router, then plug it back in. Watch the Squeezebox. What
> does it do.
> 
> Message says 'Ethernet seems to be disconnected'
> 
> 5)
> 
> Tried to connect to mysqueezebox.com but get same message "cannot find
> the address for mysqueezebox.com...."

Not match precisely, but on your local lan all networked things usually
in a simple network should have..

192.168.2.x where in case of your server x=10
So any other thing can be lets say 192.168.2.5 or any x between 1-255
192.168.2.1 is probably your router
They usually have the same netmask 255.255.255.0
gateway can be your routers ip again
DNS can be your routers-ip or your ISP's dns servers ip

The 192.168.xxx.xxx ip numbers are reserved for Local area networks,
this is what the router does (or should do) maintain a local network
and then translate that traffic to your external address as seen from
the internet , it's a kind of switchboard.

Why I asked is because it looks like you squeezebox gets an "outside"
WAN address from you ISP ? this is very strange, the only thing that
should have such an address is your 2-wires port to your isp, as Danny
8 said.

If you pull the power from the SB3 and pull the power from your
router.
Start the router, wait until you sure that it is up and running
properly.
Then start the SB3 and see if gets a more reasonable ip adress

There have been cases reported on this forum, where the router is not
acting properly on DHCP request (I SB ask for ip ,netmask and dns etc)
but SB instead mysteriously connects with your ISP's server and gets an
address from their server directly ?

Others have had boxes they have thought where routers, but one guy had
a switch ;) so he had no Local network, his "Lan" was with 1000's of
other hapless buddies, so it was i bit hard for his controller to find
his reciever in that mess.


-- 
Mnyb

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