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With Blue ray player, TV, netbook, iPad, Android Phone and home PC all connected to my home network, how do I know which one is which on the Status tab which lists devices that were found on my network?

Also, how do I get rid of the Windows Media Players servers (from my home PC) which keep on cropping up (to my annoyance ) on the Serviio console?

zip wrote:

Also, how do I get rid of the Windows Media Players servers (from my home PC) which keep on cropping up (to my annoyance ) on the Serviio console?

You cannot, it's a valid DLNA renderer device and therefore will be added to the list every time it's available on the network.

zip wrote:ah cool, I guess I should do it on my box too

Tarkin wrote:zip,

'You should check on your router on on the Device itself for the IP address. Ideally you should set up static IP for all your connected devices on the router so that they don't change over time.'

>>I would love to set up static IP for all my connected devices...Can you tell me how or point out a guide on the web?

Thanks!

Cerberus wrote:

Tarkin wrote:zip,

'You should check on your router on on the Device itself for the IP address. Ideally you should set up static IP for all your connected devices on the router so that they don't change over time.'

>>I would love to set up static IP for all my connected devices...Can you tell me how or point out a guide on the web?

Thanks!

not without knowing the make and model of your router

Tarkin wrote:

Cerberus wrote:

Tarkin wrote:zip,

'You should check on your router on on the Device itself for the IP address. Ideally you should set up static IP for all your connected devices on the router so that they don't change over time.'

>>I would love to set up static IP for all my connected devices...Can you tell me how or point out a guide on the web?

Thanks!

not without knowing the make and model of your router

Netgear WPN824

Cerberus wrote:

zip wrote:

Also, how do I get rid of the Windows Media Players servers (from my home PC) which keep on cropping up (to my annoyance ) on the Serviio console?

You cannot, it's a valid DLNA renderer device and therefore will be added to the list every time it's available on the network.

you can if you completely disable the DLNA functions from windows services

Tarkin wrote:EDIT: opps wrong link here one i ment to post http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source ... Pas8kIkHAg

Thanks...Hmmm...I am not sure this is telling me how to set up static IP for all my connected devices or am I missing something? Is getting inside the router and making the changes easy to do?