13-Nov-2020, 21:04
Dera All,
I recently tried the trick of linking the Roon Nucleus to the Dev by assigning both a static IP (5.1.1.1 and 5.1.1.2) and using a USB to ethernet adaptor. It worked really well and convinced there was modest hike in SQ I converted back to DHCP this morning. Yes, I was convinced and so moved back to the static IP.
Now I can't find the Nucleus on network
Spent 4 hours trying to remedy but to no avail.
The best I get is a brief appearance of the Nucleus icon with the correct 5.1.1.1 address but Roon can't connect and it disappears.
Since I can't connect, I can't get into Roon's web interface tool and cannot change back to DHCP or edit static IP
What a dumb system - needs a hard reset.
Switching off and on again, rebooting router, changing ethernet cables all do nothing.
Think I'm screwed.
Can anyone help?
Kevin
I recently tried the trick of linking the Roon Nucleus to the Dev by assigning both a static IP (5.1.1.1 and 5.1.1.2) and using a USB to ethernet adaptor. It worked really well and convinced there was modest hike in SQ I converted back to DHCP this morning. Yes, I was convinced and so moved back to the static IP.
Now I can't find the Nucleus on network
Spent 4 hours trying to remedy but to no avail.
The best I get is a brief appearance of the Nucleus icon with the correct 5.1.1.1 address but Roon can't connect and it disappears.
Since I can't connect, I can't get into Roon's web interface tool and cannot change back to DHCP or edit static IP
What a dumb system - needs a hard reset.
Switching off and on again, rebooting router, changing ethernet cables all do nothing.
Think I'm screwed.
Can anyone help?
Kevin
