Squeeze problems

[sharkdrive]

have a Wiim pro plus and several (4) squeezeboxes fed off a microjukebox server with LMS, wifi is verizon router/modem with eeros in bridge mode. Wiim app on android works(although index functions leave a lot to be desired) , wiim app on windows doesnt, more importantly, Logitech Media Server does not see Wiim as a squeezebox(other 4 radio, rasberry Pi, touch and duet are there and can be synced) it doesnt show Wiim at all. Support has been unable to help. Sorry for long post, at my wits end trying to incorporate into squueze system

 

[d6jg]

Squeezelite on the WiiM does the server discovery not the other way around - is it on the same subnet (the X bit of 192.168.X.Y) as the LMS server?
Does the Verizon router have any WiFi blocking applied?
Have you tried the Pro Plus using a LAN cable?

 

[sharkdrive]

Squeezelite on the WiiM does the server discovery not the other way around - is it on the same subnet (the X bit of 192.168.X.Y) as the LMS server?
Does the Verizon router have any WiFi blocking applied?
Have you tried the Pro Plus using a LAN cable?

got it will try your solutions

 

[sharkdrive]

Squeezelite on the WiiM does the server discovery not the other way around - is it on the same subnet (the X bit of 192.168.X.Y) as the LMS server?
Does the Verizon router have any WiFi blocking applied?
Have you tried the Pro Plus using a LAN cable?

subnet is different, how do I change? (sorry if this is a stupid question)

 

[d6jg]

subnet is different, how do I change? (sorry if this is a stupid question)

You will need to look at the Verizon router settings for the WiFi.
I did suggest to WiiM that they should allow you to specify the server IP in the app for just this reason. Squeezelite has a command line -s parameter to specify the server address but of course you can’t add it.
LMS uses TCP/UDP only so it’s quite capable of traversing subnets if it knows where it is looking.
If you can put the Pro onto the wired LAN it should be in the same subnet

 

[sharkdrive]

You will need to look at the Verizon router settings for the WiFi.
I did suggest to WiiM that they should allow you to specify the server IP in the app for just this reason. Squeezelite has a command line -s parameter to specify the server address but of course you can’t add it.
LMS uses TCP/UDP only so it’s quite capable of traversing subnets if it knows where it is looking.
If you can put the Pro onto the wired LAN it should be in the same subnet

thank you again. the Wiim is in another room (and level) and wired directly(tried wifi dosent make a difference) into one of the eeros , sounds like I am out of luck

 

[d6jg]

Ring your ISP support and explain the problem. They should be able to make your router see everything at the cost of some WiFi security

 

[sharkdrive]

Ring your ISP support and explain the problem. They should be able to make your router see everything at the cost of some WiFi security

thanks again, not sure if I need to call verizon (mostly useless) or eeros (helpful)?

 

[d6jg]

thanks again, not sure if I need to call verizon (mostly useless) or eeros (helpful)?

Eeros I’d say

 

[jfbuk]

Are you sure all your eeros are in bridge mode ?
if they are in bridge mode then all your devices should be getting their IP addresses from the one DHCP server and thus be on the same subnet regardless of which node they are connected to.

 

[sharkdrive]

sent screenshot to eeros
yes all eeros are in bridge mode as far as I can tell
thanks again for the quick responses