Difference between revisions of "Linn DS/DSM Network requirements"
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===== Supported networks ===== | ===== Supported networks ===== | ||
::Private - standard non-public IPs (192.168 / 10/0, 172.xxx) NATd to internet if required | ::Private - standard non-public IPs (192.168 / 10/0, 172.xxx) NATd to internet if required | ||
| − | ::Domestic - single | + | ::Domestic - single household setup (no VLANs etc) |
::Ethernet - IEEE802.3 compliant (No jumbo frames.) | ::Ethernet - IEEE802.3 compliant (No jumbo frames.) | ||
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===== Multicast or Unicast===== | ===== Multicast or Unicast===== | ||
| − | If you are using more than six Linn DS/DSM products | + | If you are using more than six Linn DS/DSM products on the same network and want to share/Songcast the music to other rooms, then make sure the LAN can support multicasting. |
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| − | If you have issues with your Routers check: | + | If you have issues with your Routers, check: |
| − | :* '''QoS '''is turned <u>'''OFF'''</u> (some Routers do not implement this | + | :* '''QoS '''is turned <u>'''OFF'''</u> (some Routers do not implement this consistently and this may block Linn DS discovery). |
:* '''"IGMP Snooping"''' is turned <u>'''OFF'''</u> | :* '''"IGMP Snooping"''' is turned <u>'''OFF'''</u> | ||
:* On BTHomeHubs turn '''"Extended UPnP security"''' - <u>'''OFF'''</u> | :* On BTHomeHubs turn '''"Extended UPnP security"''' - <u>'''OFF'''</u> | ||
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=====IGMP/IGMP Snooping===== | =====IGMP/IGMP Snooping===== | ||
| − | If your devices support this service then make sure this is DISABLED. (This should only be enabled and setup by a “suitably qualified network expert” ) | + | If your devices support this service, then make sure this is DISABLED. (This should only be enabled and setup by a “suitably qualified network expert”) |
Latest revision as of 15:07, 24 July 2023
ALL Linn DS/DSM products support 100Base-T excluding the Klimax DSM/3 that supports 1GBase-T connections and used on standard Networks
Contents
Supported networks
- Private - standard non-public IPs (192.168 / 10/0, 172.xxx) NATd to internet if required
- Domestic - single household setup (no VLANs etc)
- Ethernet - IEEE802.3 compliant (No jumbo frames.)
Services, ports, protocols
- The Services, ports and protocols are used by the Linn app and players in the network
- Services
- UPnP & SSDP (Linn DS/DSM discovery and control)
- Port 1900 (UDP)
- Port 2869 (TCP),
- Ports 49152-65535 (both TCP & UDP)
- Port 1900 (UDP)
- UPnP & SSDP (Linn DS/DSM discovery and control)
- LPEC (Linn Products Event Control)
- Port 23 (TCP)
- LPEC (Linn Products Event Control)
- mDNS (Bonjour)
- IPV4 224.0.0.251 port 5353 (UDP)
- mDNS (Bonjour)
- DHCP
- Ports 67, 68 (UDP)
- DHCP
- ODP (OpenHome Device Protocol)
- TCP on an ephemeral port
- ODP (OpenHome Device Protocol)
Managed Switches
- Make sure they are programmed to work in Layer-2 mode
Routers/DHCP Servers
- Recommend a weekly scheduled reboot of these devices.
Jumbo packet/frames networking
- This is not an official standard and is not supported by the Linn DS/DSM.
Multicast or Unicast
If you are using more than six Linn DS/DSM products on the same network and want to share/Songcast the music to other rooms, then make sure the LAN can support multicasting.
If you have issues with your Routers, check:
- QoS is turned OFF (some Routers do not implement this consistently and this may block Linn DS discovery).
- "IGMP Snooping" is turned OFF
- On BTHomeHubs turn "Extended UPnP security" - OFF
- On DLINK, within "Advanced", Multicast Streams - ENABLE
- "Privacy Separator" is turned OFF
- "WMM" is turned OFF
- "Spanning Tree" is turned OFF
- "Flow Control" is turned OFF
- Block multicast / broadcast MAC address is turned OFF
- Speak to a networking specialist who understands the necessary equipment and setup to ensure proper handling of multicast traffic and enable multicast Songcasting
IGMP/IGMP Snooping
If your devices support this service, then make sure this is DISABLED. (This should only be enabled and setup by a “suitably qualified network expert”)
