All Blus falling off ethernet network
I have an installation going in with about 30 Blu 100's, 120's, and 160's cohabitating a network with Crestron frames, touch panels, and endpoint devices. The Crestron DM is on a seperate subnet on the same physical layer.
About every 3 days every BSS Blu unit stops responding on the network. They are still passing audio but we cannot talk to them at all including getting a ping response.
If we reset the boxes they all come back on line and are happy and sound fine.
Does anyone have any suggestions for why this is happening? A wireshark trace does not show me anything unusual. Originally I found CobraNet packets flooding the network but we have subsequently taken all CobraNet and HiQNet devices off the network and the trace is much cleaner.
Mark Plukas
Damiano Global
About every 3 days every BSS Blu unit stops responding on the network. They are still passing audio but we cannot talk to them at all including getting a ping response.
If we reset the boxes they all come back on line and are happy and sound fine.
Does anyone have any suggestions for why this is happening? A wireshark trace does not show me anything unusual. Originally I found CobraNet packets flooding the network but we have subsequently taken all CobraNet and HiQNet devices off the network and the trace is much cleaner.
Mark Plukas
Damiano Global
Comments
We have TCPServe error messages on some of the devices.
We are discussing pulling all the Crestron DM switchers off onto another network and isolate the system through routers.
I'm also running on a crestron network, very similar situation.