Hi there,
What’s the URL to connect to the system status if I run my ZENith as a Roon Server?
As nucleus.local obviously doesn’t work.
The web interface of Roon OS devices is exclusive to, well, Roon OS devices (Nucleus, ROCK). The Zenith runs Roon Server*, I think, but not Roon OS,
It may have its own web interface, the Zenith manual should tell you.
* In a somewhat rogue way, it seems:
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The url will only work if you’re running ROCK on your Zenith.
If so rock.local should work.
If you’re running Roon Server as an app on another OS, then you’ll need to use the OS facilities.
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Have you tried http://my.innuos.com/ ?
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Yes, but it doesn’t work, when its configured as a Roon Server.
I ran a Zen mini as a Roon Server for years and used my.innuos.com to access its settings etc.
If that failed I’d reboot the Zen and it would appear with a new address eg. http://192.168.1.97 which my.innuos.com would pick up.
Once or twice it wouldn’t find it so I’d log into my router and go through the connected devices, locate the Zen’s IP address and type that into the browser.
It seems that this is a case for Innuos support.
If my.innuos.com doesn’t work, you should be able to find the ip address of the Zenith inside Roon. Type this into a browser window and it should take you there.
no, it takes you to the innuos sense platform. Like the sense app but within the browser
Then you’re not making yourself clear.
It has already been mentioned that there is no “system status” option except for Roon’s own hardware.
This is a Roon OS thing and doesn’t exist on a Zenith as I explained in the second post
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yeah, understood. I just wanted to clarify for @Mark_Hyland
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