Nucleus (rev B) SN: 54B203F704F3 Assembled in USA
I installed Internal SATA SSD, WD Red 2TB
Networking Gear & Setup Details
I have an Apple desktop machine. Everything running with Apple …
I am using 3 TP-link routers in the house foor all WiFi devices.
I connected the Roon Nucleus to the network with a cable and the nucleus is shown in the network.
I can enter the machine via the finder but also via the website interface
Connected Audio Devices
Roon Nucleus with internal WD SATA SSD 2TB
Number of Tracks in Library
Currently uploading my Library of around 30.000 songs. But only uploaded 400 songs to the Internal Storage folder in Roon
I am trying to connect to my new Roon Nucleus, but for whatever reason, the Roon Server Software is not running and I can’t get it running. I have tried resets, reboots, reinstallation’s, just about everything, but I can’t get it running.
In the Roon app, the search for Roon Nucleus Core, doesn’t stop.
I bought the Roon Nucleus last week in the USA and my location is the Netherlands, don’t know if this makes a difference …
@fietser - that’s not relevant (yet). The issue is that @Jacob_Roebers has not yet succeeded in getting his new Nucleus up and running in the first place.
That error screenshot might indicate that there’s something in your network setup that is preventing the Nucleus from communicating with the Roon Labs servers and getting the updates.
Can you describe your network setup (what’s your router/modem)?
I have a Genexis Glasfiber router with pre-installed settings, An ethernet cable then runs to a TP-link Deco router that has 2 satellite Deco routers in the house (They are connected wireless, so with WiFi). The main router has an ethernet switch for ethernet connection for my home alarm system, my camera system, etc. One of the ethernet switch gates is connected to the Roon Nucleus and it seems there is a connection, The leds on the back of the Nucleus are showing yellow (constant) and green (blinking). All other devices in the house are working fine.
Yup, thought that the Genesis was only a modem. That means that there may be something in the TP-link router that needs to be adjusted. Have you tried rebooting the router and then used the Nucleus Web Administration page to reinstall the Roon OS?
Let me try rebooting the modem and the router.
I am connected to the Roon Nucleus via Web administration page http://192.168.1.151.
That works fine so far.
Well, that’s looking a little better, but it’s strange that you are now getting the “Missing Codecs” message - the Nucleus should have them installed by default.
The codecs can be installed by following the steps outlined here for Roon OS:
In the deco app, I don’t see any enabling/disabling of any anti virus software.
I checked the smart DHCP function, this is enabled in the deco app. So this shouldn’t be a problem either.
I wil try and see if I can connect to the gene is modem and see if their is antivirus software installed. I did put the FFMPEG manually in the codec folder of the Nucleus.