I've installed the Roku nodeserver and it's not finding my devices.  My first thought is that it's limiting its search to as /24 subnet matching the polisy. I have a segmented network with the media services on their own subnet.  Currently I'm not using complicated VLAN rules to restrict traffic, but that's the plan (when I can get SONOS to play nicely with that.) Security devices and automation on one, IOT on another, trusted devices, media devices, servers, etc. all segregated. Am I correct in my assumption and is there any way to specify the IPs to use? I have DHCP reservations for these devices so it's not like they will change once discovered.

 

Thanks.

 

There isn't any way to hard code device IP's in the node server.  It was designed to only do the network device discovery.

ok thanks. From perusing the code, seems like you're leaning on https://github.com/CCecilia/Roku-Scanner for the discovery.

 

Wondering if I could rewrite the nodeserver to use config variables to essentially create the output of a discovery instead of running one. After all we know the serial #s and IP addresses. Channels are another thing though.

I'll have time to do that long after these devices are obsolete.