A device is connected with router1 and B device is connected with router2 with same account.
Then, is it posssible to control B device with sonos app when phone is connected with router1?
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Is it possible to control Sonos devices with sonos app when two speaker are connected with different routers?
Best answer by Pools-3015
The main question I have is, why two routers?
For basic setups, Sonos speakers need to be on the same network/VLAN as the device that is controlling them .
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+17The main question I have is, why two routers?
For basic setups, Sonos speakers need to be on the same network/VLAN as the device that is controlling them .
+24No. Sonos devices need to all be on the same subnet and that isn’t going to happen with two routers. Plus, as already said, “why two routers”?
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Thanks for your reply.
When I searched sonos or sonos app, multiple homes displayed.
https://www.reddit.com/r/sonos/comments/1g474ye/new_sonos_app_update/
Because I understood multiple homes as different routers.
What I want to know exactly is about multiple homes.
Could you explain multiple homes?
I assume that you are transporting the SONOS units from one location to the other. The easiest plan is to use the same WiFi username and password at each location.
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