I start the Roon app and it won’t find the Roon Core on ROCK.
The iMac is not seeing the ROCK under networks. I tried a different switch. No luck. Also, rebooted and replugged ROCK multiple times. Firewall is off on iMac.
I just replaced my router but not sure why this would matter tho.
Peter, did this begin after you replaced your router? Also, can you please provide some additional information about your network, including what is wired to the Orbi and what is using WiFi? I’m assuming all devices are connected to your Orbi system.
In your new router’s administration page, do you see the iMac and the NUC ROCK? Do they share the first three IP network address numbers (e.g., 192.168.1.x or 10.0.0.x)?
go back to the old router and connect to the GUI on the ROCK system… make sure the network is setup for DHCP and NOT static… have you restarted the rock? press power button to shut down… wait a min then press again to on it.
I do see the rock on the admin page. therebare various iOS devices on the wifi and a disk station Synology on the router hard wired, as is an Apple TV; all show up. all are connected to orbi.
the old router is not working but was set up as a static. I am having frontier come out to reinstall because the orb not reaching all may house but I can’t get it to work now. is there any way to deal with that now? I have restarted the rock many times. no good.
The ip address on the rock is the same one as before; it does show up on orbit app as being connected to network, but Roon on my iPhone and iMac won’t see it…
Wizard, thanks. I built it about 3 years ago by painstakingly following directions step by step and am not by any stretch an expert
once I plug in the rock to monitor and keyboard, do I just hit enter? I’m sorry to be dumb; I just don’t know how to handle the rock.
Also–critical: do I plug the rock into my router when doing this?