Steve,
thanks for all the logs, do turn the firewall back on asap on your router.
You wrote that you don't use network switches but unless I misunderstand your network drawing, how do you go from the Bathroom player to two more players, being living room and Kitchen? Or for example, the Kitchen connects to Summer house a printer and the TV, are you perhaps using hubs rather than switches?
I'm going to assume that you daisy chained some and use hub (or a switch). Is it correct that you have a cable from the router to your bathroom. At the Bathroom player you either use the player's second port and have a hub that connects further out to the living room and Kitchen or is the hub before the player and fans out to BR, LR, Kitchen? I'm interested to know whether you use the second port on players or have hubs sitting in front of a player.
I assume in your drawings, everything in back is a wire connection, are the red lines, wireless?
One of things to monitor is when pings start failing, do they indicate some part of your network and then by looking at your network diagram, can you pinpoint the weak link in it.
Dirk
thanks for all the logs, do turn the firewall back on asap on your router.
You wrote that you don't use network switches but unless I misunderstand your network drawing, how do you go from the Bathroom player to two more players, being living room and Kitchen? Or for example, the Kitchen connects to Summer house a printer and the TV, are you perhaps using hubs rather than switches?
I'm going to assume that you daisy chained some and use hub (or a switch). Is it correct that you have a cable from the router to your bathroom. At the Bathroom player you either use the player's second port and have a hub that connects further out to the living room and Kitchen or is the hub before the player and fans out to BR, LR, Kitchen? I'm interested to know whether you use the second port on players or have hubs sitting in front of a player.
I assume in your drawings, everything in back is a wire connection, are the red lines, wireless?
One of things to monitor is when pings start failing, do they indicate some part of your network and then by looking at your network diagram, can you pinpoint the weak link in it.
Dirk
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