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Still won't connect after laptop is put to sleep then resigned in
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Sorry if I missed a post in this thread, but did you already reboot your router, Kingsrule?
The last time I was unable to het Control:Mac to connect via WiFi (not on Yosemite), I spent quite some time trying to figure out where Control:Mac was getting Core's IP address from. I used Dtrace, trudged through binaries for clues with the strings command, deleted cache files, cracked open all the etc, to no avail.
Control:Mac did connect via a wired connection. The only thing that made WiFi work again was to reboot the router.
I'd still love to know how Control:Mac determines what IP to connect to.
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I have had Apple TV issues where functions just didn't work until the router was rebooted. Could be the same here.
Rgds,
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I'd still love to know how Control:Mac determines what IP to connect to. Multicast groups: either 239.255.255.249:9001 - general Sooloos discovery messages or 239.255.250.250:9131 - AMX beacon message 239.255.255.248:9002 also provides application status logging If you have a network that treats multicast as multicast rather than broadcast, then these will be invisible to you unless you join the multicast group. Also, many wifi access points filter these messages to the point that specific messages, such as AMX beacon messages, may only be received several minutes apart - hence the appearance of no connection. If you monitor for status logging group, you should see loads of log messages as logging over network is quite prolific on Sooloos. The general Sooloos discovery messages come round about 15-20 seconds apart, until they are being filtered by wireless access points but one device may send several types of discovery messages. i.e. a MC200 will send core, store, audio endpoint, broker messages so you should see something on group 249 every few seconds. These are in conjunction with UDP unicast messages for audio and TCP messages for handshaking.
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I 'm pretty sure I have some setting issue in my router as my wireless is an access point but I really am stumped....
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Hi, Des at Meridian has posted Sooloos iPhone app update (iOS 8). Go test  Regards, Carl
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