Hi Kirsten,
Thanks for helping. All devices are up to date. Did a more or less simultaneous reboot of the machine running the core, all endpoints, router, and switch. Didn’t help.
Router is a Fios G1100
Switch is a Linksys SD205
Eeros mesh network.
I can see all the endpoints on the network, but Roon doesn’t seem to see them.
In addition I’ll note that Roon doesn’t even seem to be able to play from the device being used as controller. In other words I can connect to Roon from both my iPad and iPhone, but neither shows up in audio devices. I still get “no audio devices found”.
@David_Frantz
Thanks for those details. Do you have multiple networks or subnets in your configuration? Roon doesn’t support multiple subnets, so that could be one possibility here. To be more specific, If the Core’s IP address is 192.168.1.1 all the other devices need to match except for the last set. So in this example, 192.168.1.X is acceptable, but not 192.168.2.X
Wait! I was wrong! All my endpoints are on 192.168.7.X, while my core is at 192.168.1.175.
This is obviously the problem! The system has worked for years without this issue, but we had a power outage the other night that must have mucked things up.
I’ve had this problem from time to time with power outages. Solved it permanently by assigning a static IP address for the Roon core machine (sonicTransporter-AP i7) in my router’s settings.
That’s great news @David_Frantz! Sometimes it’s the tiniest things
And thanks for the input @wkimbel87 That’s helpful information to share.
We have also just published a quick guide on this topic. If anyone wanders through here with a similar issue, take a look at this: Checking for subnets.