User Profile: ronshi

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    Problem solved. I had forgotten to mention that it was a new computer and I had turned on the switch to limit admin login to only specified devices. Of course I forgot to add the new devioce to the list.

    Thanks for the suggestions.

    in reply to: VlAN has different IP address range than LAN? #5360
    ronshi
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    I do use a password manager, do you mean I should turn it off while configuring pcWRT?

    in reply to: VlAN has different IP address range than LAN? #5355
    ronshi
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    I am also having the problem that when I go into the Settings-Wireless page after a while the passwords I have set for the 2 and 5 Ghz bands keeps changing to the modem login password, which is completely wrong. They are all very separate passwords and need to be. They are all set for WPA2/WPA3 Personal. I am on the latest release of pcwrt on the Newifi D2 modem I just got a week ago.

    What is going on here? This is a real headache as sometimes devices won’t connect to the wifi as a result and I have to login to the modem, reset the password, save it, then reconnect the devices.
    Help!

    in reply to: X2 VLAN devices not visible to LAN computers #5350
    ronshi
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    Thanks for the reply.
    I use Bluesound music streaming software and players, three of them in different rooms. I find they are very high sound quality and true Hi-Resolution audio signals come through without downgrading the audio quality.

    When on the same subnet as the controlling device (iPad, iPhone, Mac, etc) it works fine. I have been researching this with them too. It appears they use Apples’ Bonjour for connecting and they say it is a problem if a device is on a different subnet.

    It does look like they may have a workaround, but it may be more trouble than it is worth.

    As for the printer I will look into it to see if it works, and is worth the effort.

    Thanks for the help.
    Ron

    in reply to: X2 VLAN devices not visible to LAN computers #5347
    ronshi
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    As I said I can ping the devices successfully from my notebook computer. Turning on mDNS made no change to being able to reach the devices on the Vlans.

    Would the Vlan tagging or some other settings option have a bearing?

    Thanks for your help on this.
    Ron

    in reply to: X2 VLAN devices not visible to LAN computers #5346
    ronshi
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    Thank you for the quick reply. I had already confirmed I can ping all devices on the VLANs (X2 and X3). I will try turning on mDNS and update later if that works or not.
    Ron

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