iPhone/iPod App Needs Server Password?

[snpower]

My admin username and password don't cut it; not sure what it needs ? I turned OFF my firewall for trouble shooting with no luck.

[Jeff Flowerday]

My admin username and password don't cut it; not sure what it needs ? I turned OFF my firewall for trouble shooting with no luck.

You must have password protection turned on in LMS.

[snpower]

I do not see any options for, "password protection" in the LMS dialog boxes; can you specify where it is at? I do, however, have my squeezebox account credentials set successfully.

[Jeff Flowerday]

I do not see any options for, "password protection" in the LMS dialog boxes; can you specify where it is at? I do, however, have my squeezebox account credentials set successfully.

Settings, advanced tab, security.

[snpower]

Well I found it... was originally looking at LMS preference pane in OSX, not the web server. However, there is no password protection set. I even activated it, then tried logging on and it still would not accept my username and password. Then I turned it back off... same thing.

[snpower]

Can't say I figured it out completely but it's now working.

I have a escalated ticket with Logitech over the issue. After doing some googling I found out that some folks were having the same issue when two devices capable of routing were in their networks. I have a Westell modem and an Airport Extreme. The AE has been buggy since iCloud was rolled out; so I did a hard reset on the AE and Westell, then made Westell the router and turned off routing functions on the AE. After doing this, I disabled all firewall services and wireless network encryption. I reset the SB Duet a couple of times I was able to get in with my iPhone and iPad. After I made sure everything was working I turned on my firewall functions, forwarded the correct ports, and enabled WPA encryption.