Did a remote diagnosis with Sonos and confirmed its hardware failure. Getting a replacement.
Hi @joeliai
Welcome to the Sonos Community!
Please try applying the following settings to your UniFi system:
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Log into the UniFi controller.
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In the Settings tab, click WiFi
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Click WiFi under the Settings page
- Click on the network SSID. Note: if there are multiple SSIDs that the players and controllers connect to, the same will need to be done for each SSID.
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Scroll down to Advanced Configuration and set it to Manual
- Scroll down to Multicast Management and click on Show Options
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Disable the following options by unchecking the Enable option:
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Multicast and Broadcast Control (blocks all multicast and broadcast for non-listed devices).
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Multicast Enhancement (converts multicast to unicast when possible).
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Client Device Isolation (prevents wireless client on the same AP from communicating with each other).
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Proxy ARP (converts broadcast to unicast when possible).
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Click on the Apply Changes button at the bottom of the page.
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Once completed, allow up to a minute for the AP to provision (apply the settings) and restore online connection, then proceed to rebooting the Sonos Players.
Note that the pictures may be a little out of date, but you should get the general idea.
If that does not help, I recommend you get in touch with our technical support team who have tools at their disposal that will allow them to give you advice specific to your Sonos system and what it reports, and for some in-depth troubleshooting.
I hope this helps.
Hi @joeliai
Glad to hear it - thanks for updating the thread!
Did a remote diagnosis with Sonos and confirmed its hardware failure. Getting a replacement.
did you get new speaker? does airplay work on new speaker. were you able to play via the sonos app on old speaker?