on server: roon version 1.1 (build 55) w/ win10
on remote: roon version 1.1 (build 55) w/ win10
In the above picture, I am not seeing the “zone name” box (next to the gear pair icon). When I use a different remote machine (a mac for example) to connect to a roon server, I was able to see the “zone name” editable box next to the gear icon. Did I miss something or is this a bug?
I did turn on the network share. OS are all win10 both on the server and the remote(client) side.
My network connection in between is as follows:
roon server -> router(NAT) A -> WAN -> router(NAT) B -> roon remote client
I set several port forwarding rules on the rounter A, namely, 9100-9200 for TCP and 9003 for UDP.
I understand it is too much to ask for a server to discover a WAN-away remote. Can I use VPN to mimic a private network (logically it is one BTW) so the remote appears to be on the same network?
It would be really nice if I can maintain a single roon library for all remotes on WAN.
I would appreciate your direction to achieve the above wish of mine.
A number of users have reported successfully using a VPN to connect Core and Remote:
The main issue seems to be the bandwidth of the connection.
I’ve marked this thread [Solved] because the absence of the zone name seems explained by the WAN. Please feel free to raise any continuing issue in this or a new thread.