ROCK (OS build 174/Server build 416) running on Intel NUC (7i5BNH)
Network Details (Including networking gear model/manufacturer and if on WiFi/Ethernet)
Windows 10 - NetGear Switch - Bell Home Hub 3000 - Ethernet connections
Backup devices: 1) WD Book USB drive (USBed to NUC); 2) NetGear ReadyNAS 102 (Ethernet to switch)
Audio Devices (Specify what device you’re using and its connection type - USB/HDMI/etc.)
PS Audio Directstream-Bridge II
Description Of Issue
I have been doing backups to both WD Book and NAS device for many months (scheduled for 4AM and 5AM every day). Worked perfectly. Until a little over a week ago…When I got up in the morning I would find the NUC inaccessible (IP address not accessible even). I would reboot NUC an all good again. Once rebooted noticed that backups had not taken place. Even if I try a manual backup to either of these devices (even using new paths) I get “Connection Lost” message in Roon just after backup goes in to “Preparing” step (running manual backup from my Windows 10 laptop). IP address of NUC not accessible…re-boot required,
Any kind of attempt to backup causes NUC network connection loss
Is your Nuc setup to use static IP address or a reserved dhcp allocation in your router? Sounds like the Nuc has got a new IP address. Does the roon remote show the core IP address?
Can you reproduce this behavior once more and make a note of the time the disconnect occurs? Response here with that time and we will enable diagnostic on your account so the tech team can take a look at what you’re experiencing.
@Support: Performed another backup to NAS. Started at 9:50 Eastern Standard Time (New York-Toronto). Lost connection about 30 seconds later during Preparing stage. Have photos if needed
@Wizardofoz: Once I started having this issue I had a technie friend over who set my NUC to a reserved IP address. (192.168.2.14). Roon remote shoes the same IP address for the core. All looks good and works well UNTIL I attempt a backup
Thanks for questions.
Have sent time of today’s connection loss to support (see above). Will post any resolution.
Thanks! Now that I have the timestamps, diagnostics have been enabled on your account. The next time your Core is active a diagnostics report will automatically be generated and uploaded directly to our servers
Once that’s been received, I’ll be sure to update this thread and pass the diagnostics over to the team for further analysis.
In the meantime, can you confirm whether or not the Web UI is visible when this occurs? If so, can you share a screenshot of it?
The diagnostics report has been received and is with the team for analysis. Is the screenshot you shared above of the Web UI during the time that the connection was lost? If not, could you try doing a manual backup and see if the Web UI looks the same / is visible during that loss of connection?
@dylan: once connection lost the Web UI no longer loadable. I always need to re-boot NUC in order to get Web UI view back (i.e. access to that IP address)
I spoke with the team about their analysis of the diagnostics report and wanted to reach out with their feedback. Based on what they’re seeing in the report, it looks like there may be specific data that is causing Roon to experience this issue.
To verify this, the team has asked that you try the following:
@dylan: could I restore database back to my last good backup? If there is bad data in current database, the last good one should be error-free I suspect.