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Wireless MacBookPro can't connect to Wired HDHomeRun TV Tuner - R7000
Nighthawk AC1900 Smart WiFi Router Model R7000-100PAS - S/N 3LK54675A3945 Firmware - V1.0.9.18_1.2.27 MacBookPro - OS High Sierra 10.13.3 - using Safari Browser Using Router connected to ATT Uvers...
GOT the Solution............and I knew it would be so darn simple. Won't tell You how much time I invested chasing it today.
A good friend & Apple expert gave me the answer almost instantly.
All I had to do was go into the MacBook Pro > System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Firewall > Firewall Options (might have to unlock access via bottom left corner) > Unclick Block All Incoming Connections > click the + at the bottom of the Big Window (mine was blank) > Click on Applications (from the list presented > Click on the HD HomeRun App > Click OK..............Voila - over the air TV on MacBookPro instantly.
BTW the Firewall is still showing Green (On) it's just that the HD HomeRun App is connected.
I hope this helps someone so they don't have to burn up time.........but it was a learning experince .....oouch.
GOT the Solution............and I knew it would be so darn simple. Won't tell You how much time I invested chasing it today.
A good friend & Apple expert gave me the answer almost instantly.
All I had to do was go into the MacBook Pro > System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Firewall > Firewall Options (might have to unlock access via bottom left corner) > Unclick Block All Incoming Connections > click the + at the bottom of the Big Window (mine was blank) > Click on Applications (from the list presented > Click on the HD HomeRun App > Click OK..............Voila - over the air TV on MacBookPro instantly.
BTW the Firewall is still showing Green (On) it's just that the HD HomeRun App is connected.
I hope this helps someone so they don't have to burn up time.........but it was a learning experince .....oouch.
Thanks for reporting and "Solving" that. It might help someone else.
These things are rarely down to the router. My guess would have been the TV Tuner.