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Synchronization of 14 Sonos speakers

  • 1 February 2021
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Hey!
I have a building where I need to put 14 sonos speakers so that the music plays the same everywhere, but there is no internet in the building. Therefore, all the speakers are connected via a cable to the switch, which is connected to the modem, and it is connected to the computer. I see that the modem is giving out different ip addresses to the speakers. But I still can't tune in to see all 14 speakers. I only see one of them. Tell me what I'm doing wrong and why I can't see all the speakers.
Thanks!

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Best answer by Stanley_4 3 February 2021, 02:26

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Simon B
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Hi there @kukulkan, Thanks for reaching out, and welcome to the community. Sorry to hear about what’s happening on your Sonos system, to start, please submit a diagnostic and respond with the confirmation number. This way we can identify the cause of the issue and so that we can check the current status of your Sonos system. 

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Stanley_4
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all the speakers are connected via a cable to the switch, which is connected to the modem, and it is connected to the computer.

Is it a modem or a router?

If a modem what is the modem connected to, what kind of ISP?

If there is no ISP / Net connection that may be a problem. I think you need Internet for the initial install. I’d pack up the router and all Sonos and haul them to where you do have a connection hook the router to the router there and then follow the Sonos setup instructions once connected to the Internet.

 

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