Ben here with the support team, I wanted to follow up to see if you’re still running into issues getting Arc setup?
Per @ipeverywhere’s reply, it would be very helpful to have more information on your ISP, and more details around your network setup.
Typically, errors like the one you see can be caused by a misconfigured Port Forwarding setting, if you are not seeing Ready listed in Roon Settings -> Roon ARC, please look over this guide before proceeding.
If you have reviewed this guide and still have not resolved the issue, can you provide the following details about your network setup to help expedite troubleshooting?
Who is your internet service provider?
Please list the make and model of your modem and router?
Do you have any additional network hardware, like additional routers or managed switches?
Does your network have any VPNs, proxy servers, or enterprise-grade security?
Sorry for taking so long to reply! I have read the guide and managed to configure my router to use UPnP. It still doesn’t work so I think I need to set up manual port forwarding. The problem is don’t know how to ensure my core uses the same IP address, nor how to configure a new port forwarding rule in my router. To put this in perspective the UPnP activation was the first time I have ever gone into my router’s settings. I didn’t even know it had them.
Answers to your questions
My internet service provider is Spitfire Internet
My router is a Draytek Vigor 2862
I have an additional network switch - an sNH-10G - with a DOT fibreoptic kit. This switch connects via ethernet to all my music players, but not to my Roon Core as this is my desktop computer.
I sometimes use a VPN but have made sure this has been switched off when I have been trying to connect to Roon ARC.
My Roon Core is connected to the network via ethernet.
No worries at all! I’d be curious to see if this thread of another user with the same router would help you:
I would also be curious to test your system with your switch removed temporarily from your line (or at least make sure your core is hardwired directly to your router bypassing the switch.) But, give the above thread a try first and let me know