I can’t guarantee it as it depends on your network but yes that should work. Before doing any roon related work you can plug the rock into the network and make sure it is getting a network address. You can do this by looking at your router management page or by using an app like fing.
Here is the roon migration guide.
Help here if you need it…only gotcha will be if the seller hasn’t reset the setup or if he perhaps set it to have a static IP address…but that’s easy fixed with the monitor and a keyboard entered command…but otherwise should be easy.
One other comment…I have a nucleus with the same spec Nuc board and I upgraded the ssd to m.2 128gb nvme drive and extra ram to 12gb total…this supports 30pk tracks pretty well.
@wizardofoz Thank you for your help!
I am going to clarify this with the seller and then probably proceed with buying the unit. As long as I can do NUC to NODE via wifi I am ok. And of course the fact that it is up-gradable is a pro.
yes while the NUC may have wifi (on that model) running Rock is best connected to direct to your router via LAN cable, and any wifi connects should be via the router.
If your router has no wifi then you could be needing the Node connected via the LAN port to the router too.
I think best you detail all your equipment as it seems you might not be quite so familiar with some of the concepts needed here.
Do some diagrams - even hand drawn if you have to and post a pic or 3 of how you think you are connecting what to what.
Our setup here:
Rock on NUC plugged to ethernet.
Wifi Router
Bluesound Pulse on Wifi.
95% of the time it works great. The 5% of the time it doesn’t gets solved by unplugging the Pulse and restarting it.