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When looking at my Wi-Fi network devices, I never see my Sonos subwoofer. Does it connect to the arc via a sonos WiFi network?

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rattyAnswer

Yes. Home theatre satellites connect through a private link to the master device. They don’t connect directly to WiFi.

rattyAnswer

Yes. Home theatre satellites connect through a private link to the master device. They don’t connect directly to WiFi.

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Stanley_4

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Does your router offer a view of the arp table? All devices should be visible there.

You might see it using a network command like “arp -a” that lists devices seen on your network regardless of how they connected. Or if not available on newer Linux try “ip neighbour”

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My era 300’s will sometimes show as connected and sometimes my sub shows connected to my WiFi network. They all work but strange that one person says they connect on a private network but I see them on my WiFi network. I did have to use the home WiFi to set them up.

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106rallye

They connect through the soundbar, but will have their own ip on your network.

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