Network issue with Samsung Blu-Ray Player (75kb img inside)

[Valentine96]

Hey guys and gals,

I'm having this issue where my home network involves a router and a switch.


My PS3 and Xbox work perfectly fine on the same and opposite sides of the switch from my PC.

However, my Samsung Blu-Ray Player (BD-C5500t) will not be detected by PS3 Media Server if they're on opposite sides of the switch.

All of my IP's are locked to MACs. The Blu-Ray Player is always 192.168.0.107 and my PC is always 192.168.0.199.
Everything is wired. Nothing is wireless.

I've switched Gen Conf > Force Network on Interface to my PC Network card, nothing changed.

My PS3 and xbox have traded places many time and both always work.

Green = Works
Red = No PS3 Media Server, Internet Connection is fine.



This is driving me nuts.

I can ping it, and it returns fine too.

Any ideas as to why this would occur?

[Valentine96]

Also, Merry Christmas, everybody!

[meskibob]

Sounds like everything should work fine. It's an unmanaged switch, and everything successfully makes it to the PS3.
You'll need to use a packet sniffer (http://www.wireshark.org/) to see where it's getting dropped. Use a host filter in the capture options for your bluray player's IP and the standard SSDP/UPnP IP (239.255.255.250) - viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4228&hilit=wireshark&start=10#p19000

Edit: meant bluray IP, not PS3 IP. Post updated.

[Valentine96]

Sounds like everything should work fine. It's an unmanaged switch, and everything successfully makes it to the PS3.
You'll need to use a packet sniffer (http://www.wireshark.org/) to see where it's getting dropped. Use a host filter in the capture options or your PS3's IP and the standard SSDP/UPnP IP (239.255.255.250) - viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4228&hilit=wireshark&start=10#p19000

Thanks meskibob! I'll try this when I get a chance.

Merry Christmas!