Apologies for troubles. Have you tried to restart Roon server and reboot your machines?
Can you also describe your network setup? At first sight it looks like a network glitch.
as I wrote above restarting RoonServer helped, but this is no viable solutio IMO, as it is inconvenient, given that I am using the NUC for Kodi while letting run RoonServer in the background.
My network setup is as follows:
Cable Router connected to WiFi Router via Ethernet Cable
Somehow, restarting roonserver also does not work.
How many seconds do I have wait until roonserver is really running again?
When I close roonserver on the win10 machine my Nexus 9 immediately recognizes it and changes the status to “connecting”. When I run roonserver my Nexus 9 also immediately recognizes it and switches to “initializing” but stays in this status.
Loading time of RoonServer completely depends on the library size, but it shouldn’t be more than 2-3 minutes. Let’s clarify the details
What are the IP’s of the Server machine and the tablet?
Are they connected to the same Wi-Fi router?
Do you user DHCP or fixed IP’s?
Do you use a bridge mode for your Wi-Fi router?
Is the firewall enabled on either device (including the one which is built-in Windows)?
IP of Server (NUC): 192.168.1.38
IP of Tablet: 192.168.1.204
DHCP is used
No bridge mode activated
FW enabled on Router and Win10. Tablet, i do not know, is there a FW for tablets?
I checked the Win firewall and all roon services are not blocked, i.e. they are marked as “allowed”.
nevermind. human error, as always. I missed one roon firewall setting which was blocked from public access. now everything is working as it should be.
still weird though:
what is roon doing after I wake up roon from sleep state? Somehow it communicates with the internet, i guess it is the membership check…