Happy ROON user for a couple of years. I use it off my Mac Book Pro into a Naim SuperNait3 with a Chord Hugo TT2 DAC upstairs. I also stream the MBP into a Naim ND555 downstairs. I have a giant hard drive of ripped vinyl which is just not out there on Quobuz. This works well and sounds great a…

What is the make and model of your AT&T router?

Welcome to the Roon community, @Skip_Clemmons . Please share the diagnostic message found under Settings > Roon ARC. Thanks.

@Jim_F It is an ATT. It says BGW210-700 dated 10/05/2018.

Does this link from AT&T help on configuring port forwarding on the BGW210? [image] Set up Port Forwarding for BGW210 Use port forwarding to access devices on your home network from outside your home. Learn more about port forwarding and how to set it up for your gateway. …

Thanks for the reply. I could only port forward on the ATT modem to the MB Pro which was Ethernet connected to it. I believe it was port 50000. The EERO was also connected but it did not give that as an option. ATT modem will not allow you to enter an IP address. It simply pulls up what it sees…

@Skip_Clemmons , can you provide some more information about your home network configuration? I am not sure what you mean by the MBPro was connected by Ethernet cable to the ATT gateway, and how is the eero router system connected? Typically for this two-router network, the eero system would connec…

@Robert_F We have the ATT router connected to the Eero Pro base station, and an Eero Beacon satellite upstairs to cover that area. Upstairs we have a Western Digital MyCloud connected to the Eero Pro device to back up our computers. Then we have an Eero Pro base station downstairs, with an Eero B…

Thanks @Skip_Clemmons , just a few more questions. How are your eero base stations configured, do they work as a single network with one of your eero base stations configured in bridge mode or both configured as routers? Can you post a screenshot of all the devices connected to your network? Can y…

[IMG_3155] [IMG_3154] We had used the MB Pro to log into the router directly using an ethernet cable and adapter. We had turned off the wifi to manipulate the router settings by the cable.

Can you provide a list that shows the IP addresses of each device? I am still confused by needing to configure the router by Ethernet cable rather than from WiFi. I am asking about the ocnnected devices’ IP addresses to see if there are multiple networks being created on the eero network(s).

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