It's been a very, very long time since I have been on the squeezebox forum - a few years, in fact! I'm not even sure I've come to the right place any more!
I have my Logitech media server on a Qnap TS-210, running my Slimdevices squeezebox. I have been away for a few weeks and on starting everything up again there was a lot of problems getting everything connected (I'm wondering whether some firmware was automatically updated). I now have everything up and running except that my squeezebox won't connect to the internet, so no radio, no LastFM scrobbling and no mysqueezebox.
It's been so long since I originally set it up that I now have no idea how I got it to connect in the first place. I vaguely remember it might have something to do with port forwarding, but what are the port numbers? What do I forward - the Qnap drive IP address with the server, or do I use the Squeezebox device IP address? On accessing my router I see I had set up a lot of forwarding in the "NAT" page under the "virtual server" tab.
I suspect that this is simple stuff to most people on this forum, but my system has been so reliable that I've just simply forgotten all the technical stuff! I would REALLY appreciate someone taking me through it again...
I have my Logitech media server on a Qnap TS-210, running my Slimdevices squeezebox. I have been away for a few weeks and on starting everything up again there was a lot of problems getting everything connected (I'm wondering whether some firmware was automatically updated). I now have everything up and running except that my squeezebox won't connect to the internet, so no radio, no LastFM scrobbling and no mysqueezebox.
It's been so long since I originally set it up that I now have no idea how I got it to connect in the first place. I vaguely remember it might have something to do with port forwarding, but what are the port numbers? What do I forward - the Qnap drive IP address with the server, or do I use the Squeezebox device IP address? On accessing my router I see I had set up a lot of forwarding in the "NAT" page under the "virtual server" tab.
I suspect that this is simple stuff to most people on this forum, but my system has been so reliable that I've just simply forgotten all the technical stuff! I would REALLY appreciate someone taking me through it again...