Network loss after recent update on Mac OS 27 (ref#01YLSU)

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Hi! What’s not quite right with Roon?

· None of the above quite fits

None of the above quite fits

· None of these quite match

Tell us what's going on

· quick answer send out a roll back to what version i had just before tonight’s update..i had 192.168.50.xx just fine..i did update 8pm eastern.. lost network..i had mac os 27 and roon running just fine..i was running Roon on local network, comnecting to all audio devices i have had for about a year.. 3 days ago.. i have had Mac OS 27 running days.. and Roon running spectacularly on my Studio with 98Gb Ram and 230,000 library..with grouped KEH wireless with ethernet dual AR9 and 90..just roll back

Tell us about your home network

· see above

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Could what you are experiencing be related to and/or caused by what is detailed here?

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  1. Open the Apple menu and select System Settings.

  2. Click Privacy & Security in the sidebar.

  3. Click Local Network.

  4. Check whether Roon and Roon Server are both listed and turned on.

  5. If they’re already on, turn each one off, then back on.

  6. Restart your Mac.

  7. Open Roon and check Settings > Audio again to see if your devices appear.

This worked.. Thanks greatly..

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Hello @Evan_Autenreith

Good to hear, and thanks to @Mark_Sealey for pointing at the right article.

On the rollback you asked about, that is not needed here.

We will close this one out. Please post again if the devices drop off and we will reopen it.

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Thank you so much for finding this!

@vadim, as you know there has been a thread pinned to the top of #support since Sequoia, but it’s now somewhat outdated. As this new article exists now and covers macOS 27, would it be possible to either edit the older thread or unpin it and create a new one with the link to the article, and pin that one?

Of course, the existing pinned thread has @connor’s explanation in the second post, so perhaps this should be preserved somehow, if it is still correct.