GETTING STARTED

[simoncn]

(26-11-2015 17:00)rockerz Wrote:  Hi Simon, I have now added a Buffalo router that allows me to disable snooping as well as a Netgear smart switch that also allows me to disable snooping. Sad to report, no improvement. Almost every time I shut down iPad and go back into Naim program it takes several attempts to find Minimserver on NAS. I have to close and open the Naim program several times before it locates Minimserver. Not sure where to go at this point but guess just have to live with it.

I'm sorry to hear this. What are the exact models of router and switch that you have? Are you using the factory firmware on the router and switch or have you installed some other firmware such as DD-WRT?

[rockerz]

The router is a Buffalo WXR1900DHP and the switch is a Netgear GS105E. I was looking at the other thread you started about this issue and I am having a similar situation in that the wired to wired communication with Minimserver works flawlessly, i.e. the ND5 always finds it right away. It is the wireless iPad that has issues connecting.

[rockerz]

Sorry, also it is the standard firmware on both devices.

[simoncn]

(26-11-2015 22:07)rockerz Wrote:  The router is a Buffalo WXR1900DHP and the switch is a Netgear GS105E. I was looking at the other thread you started about this issue and I am having a similar situation in that the wired to wired communication with Minimserver works flawlessly, i.e. the ND5 always finds it right away. It is the wireless iPad that has issues connecting.

As it is only a wired/wireless issue, it must be the router rather than the switch. Did you disable Snooping under Wireless - Multicast Control in Advanced Settings? After doing this, have you powered everything off and on?

[rockerz]

Yes I can try rebooting it I suppose

[rockerz]

Snooping is definitely disabled and reboot did not change anything. Do you think trying an Android device for control would make any difference?

[Peter StreamMagic]

(27-11-2015 19:48)rockerz Wrote:  Snooping is definitely disabled and reboot did not change anything. Do you think trying an Android device for control would make any difference?

Might be your switch, the Netgear GS 105 E does support IGMP snooping (http://www.manualslib.com/manual/399331/...=11#manual) the setting is standard enabled.
A better choice is the Netgear GS 105.

Peter.

[simoncn]

(27-11-2015 19:48)rockerz Wrote:  Snooping is definitely disabled and reboot did not change anything. Do you think trying an Android device for control would make any difference?

I think this is unlikely to help but it is worth trying if you have an Android device.

[Peter StreamMagic]

(27-11-2015 20:08)Peter StreamMagic Wrote:  

(27-11-2015 19:48)rockerz Wrote:  Snooping is definitely disabled and reboot did not change anything. Do you think trying an Android device for control would make any difference?

Might be your switch, the Netgear GS 105 E does support IGMP snooping (http://www.manualslib.com/manual/399331/...=11#manual) the setting is standard enabled.
A better choice is the Netgear GS 105.

Peter.

Sorry I did not read post nr 61.
I now realize you already had disabled IGMP snooping on your (manageable) switch

[rockerz]

So problem still persists regardless of device I try. IGMP snooping is definitely disabled on both router and switch. Any chance it could be a setting on Qnap?