XXHighEnd

Hi Peter,

Tidal will not work after re-naming the computer (music server)

Have converted the Mack 2 Music computer to music server.
Both the XX Mack 3 and XX Mack 2 have same Computer name, (RAM-OS)  One of them must be adjusted.

Can rename the Mack 3 computer, but since re-naming does affect xxhighend I want to confirm if this is OK ?

Or I can re-install xxhighend on the Mack 2, and re actuate. -but would like to avoid that.
Any other adjustment that can solve this?

Hi there KNB,

I know what you mean and theoretically this can't be solved by means of "no re-activation" of the Music Server PC. However, a special "install" environment exists to cope with "this", noticing to myself that the "this" is quite unknown by myself by now, not even knowing what it exactly is what you want to solve. I mean, re-activating the Music Server PC can't be the problem, right ? (but ask for a new Code)

Real point is : the two times the same Computer Name is the recognizable issue for me. And I have made something for that, of which I forgot what it was ... (or why it was really necessary) ...

Regards for now, :sleeping:
Peter

Hello Peter,

Not able to map a network drive on the music pc due to the same computer name in network path.
(And can’t use computer name when logging on music pc from server. IP address only, witch is ok)

I can rename the server and reinstall/activate xxhighend.

Best regards

Solved, was able to map network drive using network adapter IP address.

All good, assume/hope there will be no other issues related to same names.  :)

Funny ... If you look in here XXHighEnd Model 2.10 - Respecting Selection Sequences & SQ+ with uneven SFS (http://www.phasure.com/index.php?topic=3998.0) and in there you search (Ctrl-f) for RAM-OS, you can see that I made something for it. But what you as the user must do for it ? no idea. Anyway, this has been made explicitly for those using the RAM-OS Disk twice (like for old Mach II and new Mach III - you'd just have the RAM-OS Disk twice (your case obviously)).

Fact is that the reference from within RDC always should go by means if IP address, with the notice that I see people have that working with the computer name. And at least that can cause problems to begin with. So probably the issue would be that you work with a computer with name RAM-OS and this is now the Music Server PC and that the RDC connection does not allow you to connect to that same name, that being the Audio PC.
What I had to make for that, I have no idea any more, but the Release Note I referred to tells I did.

Regards,
Peter

Hi Peter,

Thank you. All in good working order now, and nice to have the Mack 2 with RAM disk as music server. :)

Kind regards