Removed and re-installed Roon Remote on iPad. iPad can see the server. Fing finds it and can see the Web page when you ask for Configure Roon OS devices and pick the Nucleus One.
The widow says:
Connect to your Roon Server and never gets out of 'Connecting…"
Hi @Martin_Booker,
Thanks for writing in to ask us about this. As a first test can you please plug your nucleus into a monitor with an HDMI cord and let us know what you see on the screen?
Fellow user. your Nucleus is showing that it is on the network subnet 192.168.0.xxx. In order for your iPad to see it, it too must be on the same subnet. Can you check to see what your iPad’s IP number is.
I don’t use Mac, but, I found the following as instructions to do so
Find your IP address on an iOS device
On the Home screen, tap Settings.
Tap Wi-Fi.
Tap the information icon (blue i, in a circle) to the right of the network name .
Scroll down to IPv4 Address and the IP Address will be listed as the second entry.
If the three number groups of the iPad’s IP are not 192.168.0; then that is the issue.
Thanks for the response. The iPad is at 192.168.0.179 from the DHCP pool in the router with the appropriate subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. A single ATT router is supplying pool addresses to WiFi and wired devices which can all be listed.
Sorry but this issue has not been solved as reported in post #6 (my bad). Still a problem that is not network infrastructure related. See latest post on IOS and Roon app version for clues?
Hi @Martin_Booker,
I’ve reopened your old thread and merged this post in. Can you try to connect your remote to your server again and let us know the date and time of the failure so we can find the event in your logs?
Hi @Martin_Booker,
I’m glad everything is working again. I don’t think there were any changes on our end. Just incase the problem returns I’ll leave this thread open for a few more days but hopefully this will stay fixed.