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I am hoping someone in the Meraki community might have some guidance. I have a Sonos Arc that I’m trying to pair to a couple of Sonos Era 300 speakers as surrounds; however, the connection between the Arc and the Eras continues to drop after the init...
After much trial and error, I found the solution to this. It finally hit me that the Sonos tech support mentioned that there speaker was broadcasting its own 5g signal to connect to other speaker.. The Air Marshal was containing that signal as a roug...
I am admittedly not a network engineer. I got my Meraki stack to try learning with; unfortunately I haven’t got that far though and this issue is challenging me with things I haven’t touched or dug into yet..
Yeah, it’s a very odd instance because separately I have no issue connecting any Sonos speaker to my network; it is only when I try to connect the two Era speaker to the Arc speaker to be surrounds. when you say I would “need to do the correct packet...
This is probably a very novice question, but how find or create an available IP address?Also, I do not have any Bonjour forwarding rules set up and in my wireless access control settings 'Bonjour forwarding' is set to 'disabled'. Would those be corre...
Where would I find the IGMP Querier setting?I did find and see that I have IGMP Snooping enabled. again, I’m not doing anything with VLANs and have very basic network settings.