Hi guys. Whenever my internet goes out I am unable to stream to my dune media player. The Dune can't find the network share. The files reside on my ReadyNAS so it should not require internet access. In the LAN setup page, I assign (in the router) static IPs to almost every device. I am using my router as DHCP server with starting IP at 192.168.1.100 and it ends at .254. I use the 1-99 to assign to specific devices. Any ideas what may be the problem?

Blanker-2, no, your router is set correctly. It is the DEVICE that is not right. I thought I saw somewhere else you had shown the W10 IPCONFIG output and there was NO Gateway IP Address on it? That means you are NOT using the AUTO part for the Network Properties and MANUALLY set it, but did not put in a Gateway IP Address. On my wired W10 PC the shortened cmd output: Ethernet adapter Ethernet: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::58bf:9e27:bf45:87e8%7 IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.30 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.1 That last line on the one you posted, Default Gateway was BLANK... Needs to have the router IP Address in it.

Can anyone offer any advice? I wonder if I need to assign a static ip on the dune streamer (like in the dune itself)?

Assuming the ReadyNAS is the problem, you might be better off asking HERE?

I think it is the way my network or dhcp is configured at the router? Ill post over there if no one can help here. Thanks

Hi Blanker-2, from your screenshot I cannot see what your default gateway on your local network is. There need to be a such a gateway on the local network otherwise the clients on your LAN cannot find each other (if there is no other gateway conducting this task). So, with no internet you do not seem to have such a gateway and all clients are blinded locally. Normally for this local gateway you specify the ip-address of the router and all is fine. I do not know that nighthawk router you have, but would look into the LAN-configuration area, where you hopefully can specify the same ip-address of your router as the ip-address for the local gateway. Good luck with fixing and kind regards

Can't stream on LAN when internet goes out

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Sandshark
Sensei - Experienced User
Dec 06, 2018
I have a different Netgear router and ReadyNAS, but have no similar issue with my Mede8er player. So, perhaps the issue is with the Dune player.
Retired_Member
Dec 05, 2018
Hi Blanker-2, from your screenshot I cannot see what your default gateway on your local network is. There need to be a such a gateway on the local network otherwise the clients on your LAN cannot find each other (if there is no other gateway conducting this task). So, with no internet you do not seem to have such a gateway and all clients are blinded locally. Normally for this local gateway you specify the ip-address of the router and all is fine.

I do not know that nighthawk router you have, but would look into the LAN-configuration area, where you hopefully can specify the same ip-address of your router as the ip-address for the local gateway.

Good luck with fixing and kind regards
- Blanker-2
  Guide
  Dec 06, 2018
  Thanks! So I'll a little bit confused. Screen shots below. Are you saying that I should put the address of #2 into #3?
  - IrvSp
    Master
    Dec 06, 2018
    Blanker-2, no, your router is set correctly.
    
    It is the DEVICE that is not right. I thought I saw somewhere else you had shown the W10 IPCONFIG output and there was NO Gateway IP Address on it? That means you are NOT using the AUTO part for the Network Properties and MANUALLY set it, but did not put in a Gateway IP Address.
    
    On my wired W10 PC the shortened cmd output:
    
    Ethernet adapter Ethernet:
       Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
       Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::58bf:9e27:bf45:87e8%7
       IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.30
       Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
       Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.1
    
    That last line on the one you posted, Default Gateway was BLANK... Needs to have the router IP Address in it.
Blanker-2
Guide
Dec 05, 2018
Can anyone offer any advice? I wonder if I need to assign a static ip on the dune streamer (like in the dune itself)?
- IrvSp
  Master
  Dec 05, 2018
  Assuming the ReadyNAS is the problem, you might be better off asking HERE?
  - Blanker-2
    Guide
    Dec 05, 2018
    I think it is the way my network or dhcp is configured at the router? Ill post over there if no one can help here.
    Thanks