10-Feb-2017, 03:01
Are you turning on your Devialet or Mac first?
I would suggest - that you shut down the Mac, NAS, Devialet and router.
Reboot router.
Then turn on NAS.
Then turn on Devialet.
Then turn on your Mac.
Download the program Lanscan to your Mac, it is free.
Run Lanscan, verify the router, NAS, Devialet and Mac show up and jot down their IP addresses.
It would be helpful if you could post the IP addresses for each of them if things still don't work after this experiment.
And to verify Devialet, Mac and NAS, are they all on ethernet, or just the NAS and Devialet?
I would suggest - that you shut down the Mac, NAS, Devialet and router.
Reboot router.
Then turn on NAS.
Then turn on Devialet.
Then turn on your Mac.
Download the program Lanscan to your Mac, it is free.
Run Lanscan, verify the router, NAS, Devialet and Mac show up and jot down their IP addresses.
It would be helpful if you could post the IP addresses for each of them if things still don't work after this experiment.
And to verify Devialet, Mac and NAS, are they all on ethernet, or just the NAS and Devialet?
Roon ROCK on Intel NUC6i5SYH/Ethernet | VPI Avenger | Devialet 440 Pro CI | Vivid Audio Giya G3 | Auralic Aires Mini | Synology 1812+ NAS
SXSW, US
