After initial setup I did the optional (pull, not push) upgrade to the latest, latest OS. Ok - that gives me some hope! I now need to chip away and find out what the subtle difference is between your setup and mine. Why is it that Sonos cannot see these other media servers? I have tried both with and without the SMB1 and NTLMv1 tweaks, which I think are irrelevant in this case.
It does however require the PC to be left on, which wasn’t an issue with the Server2012. Sonos can see this and play the contents from the Sonos S2 Controller (PC and/or Android based). They do appear (and work) on all other devices on my LAN (PCs and TVs).Ī Twonky Media server on an antique Zyxel NSA310 likewise does not appear as a source on Sonos.Ĭurrently the only way that I have found to access my whole connection is to run MediaMonkey configured as a media server on a PC, with the Synology Media Server as its source. I’ve set up both the Synology Media server and a Plex Media server, neither of which appear in the Sonos music sources list. I successfully accessed the full collection via MediaMonkey configured as a media server on the Server2012. I am using the S2 controller.īecause I have a very large music collection, only a subset (wife’s classical) is on the share and is available via the Sonos Media Library. From that I agreed that Sonos has successfully removed the SMB1 issue. Sonos can successfully index its Media Library from a music share on the Synology NAS with or without the SMB1 NTLMv1 tweaks mentioned frequently in this forum. I have changed from a Windows Server2012 to a Synology DS920+.
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