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If IT insists on changing IP and Hostname, you are pretty much stuck. Autodiscovery, as suggested by Lincoln and others is a good alternative to using IP Addressses in IP table. But, that’s no help

We have been setting up dedicated 2.4g SSIDs on each AP (Crestron-Family, Crestron-MBed, etc.) and then set each TSR to the closest AP. this way they don't roam...That has seemed to work well, though

No I've seen this too. Also on TSW panels. The TSR remotes have the shittiest wifi connectivity. Sometimes they latch onto other access points that were once connected. No matter what you do its

We've used all three of the iTach versions (relay, serial, IR) with VC4 and VC4-PC3 without much issue. The only problem I've experienced with the IR is the commands are kind of specific sometimes.

It is possible to install an older version of Java alongside the latest one; you need to edit the FlexSDK to instruct it to use the older version, by editing the jvm.config file.

I tried your advice and started off wtih an IP address of 0.0.0.0, then later latch it to the IP address of the control panel. Still didn't work, sigh! Totally out of idea, maybe this Neo DSC control

I'm lost with what you mean by "Neo module is 4 series only?" I'm using an AP4, 4 series processor if that's what you mean? It still didn't work. There's no such thing as DSC Neo 4.x, currently it's

Chuck, What hostname are you trying to connect to? Is it fully qualitied, partially qualified, or unqualified? In text console on the processor if you testdns (that hostname) do you get a result

Thanks for sharing, it helped a lot. I can only add that latest Java needs to be uninstalled from PC first, and java 8-251 32bit version is needed.

Crestron did in fact write the module. Tell them you need to speak to the drivers team and tell them you need to speak to Bryce Leach. He is the manager of the team.

It sounds like something is getting lost in the NAT. If it works for you on a regular network but not behind the NAT router, then something is getting blocked. The Panopto module is essentially doing

Hello, I have been going around in circles with Panopto, Crestron, and our network group I have taken the Crestron Panopto demo program and loaded it onto a Crestron processor DMPS150 and have

I haven't used VC4, but the IP2IR, iTach Flex, and Global Connect line have all been working great for me with Crestron for the last 10+ years. Some of the WiFi versions have occasionally been flaky,

I have seen that people have successfully used Global Cache equipment with Crestron but it seems that it has only been the?global cache ip2ir.? Has anyone used the flex line or? globall connect

Will the institution give you FQDNs? (Fully Qualified Domain Names) Such as AV-BLDG9-ROOM123-DEVICE1.subdomain.domain.edu I have a client who does this and it works very well.

I question the rationale for this.? Anybody can use a free network scanner and in less than 1 minute know what is where regardless of hostname or IP.? Chaning hostnames and IPs really doesn't gain

If you look in the build output window, do you see any issues reported there? ?The clz is part of the post build and anything like a sandbox violation will prevent the clz step from completing.

There are alot of settings that are needed for it to work that need to be set on Alarm and in Simpl, One of the biggest is make sure the IP address is set to 0.0.0.0 not ip address of alarm system.

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The tedious way would be to create a template IP table file and edit FTP it to each processor. That's the .dip file. It's tedious because you'd have to manually edit the file for each program, upload