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Hey there, I have a Sonos system connected to my RAX70 router. All of my speakers are connected & showing on the app, however how do I identify each individual speaker so I can rename it, for troubleshooting purposes? ATM, I just have a long list of Sonos speakers, with no way of knowing which is which. Thank you in advance 🙌🏼
@Noosawoods wrote: Hey there, I have a Sonos system connected to my RAX70 router. All of my speakers are connected & showing on the app, however how do I identify each individual speaker so I can rename it, for troubleshooting purposes? ATM, I just have a long list of Sonos speakers, with no way of knowing which is which. Thank you in advance 🙌🏼
You should be able to correlate with the MAC address. Maybe on a label on the speaker, then to the connected devices on the router. Then maybe on the Sonos application.
@Noosawoods wrote: Hey there, I have a Sonos system connected to my RAX70 router. All of my speakers are connected & showing on the app, however how do I identify each individual speaker so I can rename it, for troubleshooting purposes? ATM, I just have a long list of Sonos speakers, with no way of knowing which is which. Thank you in advance 🙌🏼
You should be able to correlate with the MAC address. Maybe on a label on the speaker, then to the connected devices on the router. Then maybe on the Sonos application.
Thank you-that sorted it for me. Is there a way to identify individual iPhones, as there are several in our family & the MAC address method doesn’t seem to work?
@Noosawoods wrote: Thank you-that sorted it for me. Is there a way to identify individual iPhones, as there are several in our family & the MAC address method doesn’t seem to work?
The operating system, iOS, has a randomize MAC address feature as a security measure. That would have to be shut off and left off on each phone.
