Hi @dylan
Thanks for getting back. Answers below:
- Things were working fine wit this network configuration
Verizon FIOS wifi & ethernet cable router --> Actiontec Bonded MoCA 2.0 Ethernet to Coax Adapter (ECB6200S02)- YES - You changed the configuration to remove the switch, but this didn’t work - YES
- You returned things to the original configuration but you’re still seeing issues - YES
I should correct say that the light ethernet port of the Nucleus is sometimes on steady, and sometimes blinking. I suppose that is the correct state?
The change I was trying to make was to use a USB-ethernet switch for the Nucleus to receive the internet signal from the Actiontec adapter, while using the Nucleus’ ethernet port for the DCS Roon endpoint. There is a set of required configuration steps needed that I did not get to make either as I was not able to see the Nucleus from my Roon App when I made the new cable connections. BTW as you probably know those steps were laid out by your colleague Danny Dulai, and some helpful Roon users gave me some tips about that here:
However, I did not get very far implementing any of those changes beyond making the cable changes which did not work.
Finally, I should also mention that when trying to go back to my original configuration, as it didn’t work, I tried to give the Roon App some trial IP addresses (I am not sure they were the right ones though, just addresses I could see in Apple Remote app) using the Help function link beneath the “Looking for your Roon Core” sign. I mention this just in case this threw things off. I have however started and restarted Roon and the computer many times so this should have reset. Is there some way I can reliably determine the IP address of the Roon Nucleus? Would that help?
Thanks very much.