I have been running SC on Windows Server 2003 for years now with no issues but I've decided to get rid of the server box and replace it with a FreeNAS unit instead.
I have installed FreeNAS 0.69 and SC7.3.3 and the music streaming side of things works without a hitch but I can't fathom out how to get the radio working. When I look at my SC homepage on the FreeNAS box I see a very different list of options:
If I use the 'Tune In' option, I get timeout errors all the time. I have also noticed that if I try and use the extension downloader then the list comes up blank so I'm guessing there is some sort of issue with the internet link but when I use the FreeNAS ping tool it will happily ping Google etc so it looks like it's OK.
I'm hoping it's just me being exceptionally numb and missing something blindingly simple - is anyone able to shed some light on these issues?
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Thread: SlimNAS Internet Radio Issues
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2009-09-07, 08:24 #1Junior Member
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SlimNAS Internet Radio Issues
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2009-09-07, 08:27 #2
SlimNAS Internet Radio Issues
> I have installed FreeNAS 0.69 and SC7.3.3 and the music streaming side
> of things works without a hitch but I can't fathom out how to get the
> radio working. When I look at my SC homepage on the FreeNAS box I see a
> very different list of options:
Make sure FreeNAS' network settings are complete and correct. I think the
gateway or DNS isn't set automatically.
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Michael
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2009-09-07, 09:06 #3Junior Member
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The IP was initially set by DHCP and the DNS server etc appeared to be correctly picked up. The fact I can ping external IP addresses from the FreeNAS box would appear to back this up but just in case I altered the settings from DHCP to manual and put in everything by hand but I still got the same results. This is why I thought I must be missing something simple elsewhere and posted my query.
**EDIT**
Actually, I just went back to look at the DNS setting and this had been wiped when I changed the IP from DHCP to static so I reset it manually but when I tried to save the setting I got an error - 'Port 0 is already used by another service'. I set the port to 80 and rebooted and now everything has sprung to life. Sometimes I can't see the wood for the trees
Last edited by mr nick; 2009-09-07 at 09:14. Reason: Resolved the problem.
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2009-09-07, 09:09 #4
This can occur if SC starts before the network is fully available. Also make sure you update to 7.3.4 which contains a workaround.


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