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dafman

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#305950 16-Jun-2023 08:44
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I upgraded my DS220 to DSM 7.2 last night and, as a consequence, my two TVs (Panasonic & Sony) can no longer see the 220 Media Server.


Panasonic TV says it cannot connect to DLNA Server.


Similarly, when I open Media Server on the 220, there are no devices showing under Device List on DMA Compatibility - whereas, historically, this would be populated with network connected devices.


I uninstalled, then reinstalled, Media Server but no luck.


My technical skills are only fair to middling, so I'm reluctant to start fiddling with settings further on my own without reaching out to more wiser technical heads.


I assumed the upgrade would not affect any existing system settings, so hoping there is a reasonably straightforward reason why the upgrade caused this and that a fix is relatively simple.


Thanks in advance for any assistance.


 


 


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  #3090766 16-Jun-2023 15:47
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SOLVED!

 

Under Network/Network Interface - the IPv4 static IP address under manual configuration had changed (I am not sure how/why). I reset it and am now up and running.

 

However - still interested for feed back on whether I should now unwind the following two settings changes I made in trying to resolve:

 

1. Control Panel/file services - I checked both 'Enable SMB service' and WS-Discovery 'Enable Windows network discovery

 

2. Control Panel/shared folder/edit shared folder video - I updated (a) Local User: Guest = read/write, and (b) System internal user/MediaServer/Custom = all permissions enabled.


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