![]() This sounds like you’re saying that you have multiple Sonos systems setup on the same WiFi network, is that correct? It might help to better describe your situation, as many times, the solution you think you need might not be the only thing you can do. This has happened on a number of occasions. This would also be less of an issue if the Sonos app didn’t randomly forget which system on the network it is connected to, and try to connect to the wrong one. Based on the number of posts asking for the same feature, I don’t think it’s a terribly small minority that would like to see this included. Apple has this built into AppleTV and HomePods in an even more robust way (passwords, HomeKit, etc), so it’s certainly not unheard of. Totally appreciate a firmware update and some dev would be needed, but I honestly find it a bit shocking it’s not there already. I don’t really feel like I should need to buy separate hardware and invest the time in creating subnets and what have you for what I view as pretty basic functionality.įor clarity, an in-app toggle saying “Allow others on your network to control this system/speaker” would more than suffice. ![]() Thanks for the suggestion No snark intended, but this certainly isn’t a “cheap” solution on my end. Much cheaper to do that, than get the Sonos developers to re-write the App at goodness know what cost, for the minority of folk that want to do these restrictive things. No way those on the ‘other’ subnet can access/run Sonos, but they can go onto access your LAN if you want that, or you can restrict their access in a variety of ways. Put a router or wireless broadcasting access point bolted onto your current network and run that on a different subnet - then put the users onto that (or the Sonos products/controllers, if you prefer).
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