Roon Rock is installed on a dedicated Intel NUC11TNHi3000 connected to my network via Ethernet
Networking Gear & Setup Details
Routers are TP-LINK Deco M9+
Connected Audio Devices
Various: Keff LS50 WL II (Ethernet), Mac mini (Ethernet), MacBook Pro (Wifi), iPads (Wifi), iPhones (Wifi)…
My music library is located on a Synology NAS.
ROON is linked to my QOBUZ account.
Number of Tracks in Library
11342 tracks, 912 albums, 542 artists
Description of Issue
I have no playback problem. However, every day, at some point, Roon Server cannot be accessed by any of my devices. When I want top open the IP address of my NUC, I get an access error message.
Once I reboot the NUC, everything is back to normal until it stops being accessible again.
Further to the IP address… How is the static address given and how is your DHCP server setup to work with the static address - Is it static on the ROCK itself and is that outside the scope of the DHCP leasing range on the router?
The static address is allocated by the TP-Link router. The router software does not seem to allow the allocation address outside The DHCP leasing range.
In the Rock setting on the URL page, I have also set the IP address to static with the same address as the one reserved on the router.
If you are using a reserved address allocation in your router for your ROCK/NUC, then I would advise you to set your ROCK/NUC to use the router’s DHCP server in the Web Administration page. Don’t second guess it by setting a static IP address there as well.