There was an earlier thread with the same topic that didn’t have a resolution - I’m having trouble connecting to the Roon core in my new 432Evo Aeon music server. . I’m having the same issue. I have received ZERO help from the manufacturer (Frederic Vanden Poel), whose response to my email was to contact the reseller. The reseller has also been of no help. Blows my mind. I’ve owned Innuos and Small Green Computer products and the owners of the companies immediately responded to any issues, even calling and remoting into my network to resolve my issues. Way to stand behind your product Fred.
Anywho, if anyone can offer some troubleshooting advice, I’m eternally grateful.
Greetings Henry. I am using the 432 EVO as a Roon core. There is an administrative page - my.432evo.be. When I go there, I receive the message “No servers found!” Let me backtrack and say that I changed IP from TMobile 5G Home Internet to Cox Internet. I also switched my router/modem to a Netgear Orbi CBR750, which the 432 EVO is connected to via ethernet. Since that switch, I haven’t been able to access the 432 EVO. The 432 EVO appears (albeit as a generic device) in my list of devices on the Orbi app. When I enter its IP address into a web browser, it returns with a “This site can’t be reached” message. Lastly, when I start Roon, the app looks to no avail for my Roon core.
432 EVO customers can get free support on their 432 EVO product within the warranty period, but our bundled documentation clearly states that all support has to go via the reseller:
“For all support on your product, please contact your reseller.”
Our resellers are always the first line of support, and have knowledge about common problems.
The problem mentioned has nothing to do with Roon, since the user cannot get to the web interface. This can have many reasons.
We have contacted the user directly to provided more information, to resolve this issue.
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It is now confirmed that this was not a Roon issue at all, since the DHCP reset procedure was sent to the dealer, and the dealer applied the procedure to the machine.
Dealer feedback:
“Hello Frederic,
Thanks for your help, the Aeon play now perfectly !”
Roon may close this ticket.
432 EVO stands behind it’s product, but we request that 432 EVO users contact their dealer for support.