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Whatever their reasons are, I resent it

Why do spambots prefer all-caps names AND quoting ME??

Hehe, there were no links when I commented - but I recognized that it has both quoted me, and then "replied" to my quote with some of the stuff I had written. I know I'm not that popular, this far only spambots have tried to impersonate me

Hi spambot

It does work if you find the correct folder. On Windows, that should be:

One thing I've seen before on some (buggy) routers is that they seem to have some kind of memory leak in their state table or whatever it is, so that they need regular restarts to function properly. Such issues are most likely to be software bugs, not hardware errors (although nothing is absolute), ...

Not really, it's hard to remote-diagnose unknown equipment ;) From your log it seems that the computer uses wired network. Is the renderer also using a wired connection, or is it using wireless? If it's on wireless, the problem is almost certainly with your router. It doesn't have to mean that your ...

I looked in your log, and it seems to me that the correct NIC/IP is used (192.168.10.128). There is only communication with one other device in the log, and that is 192.168.10.1, which is a UPnP-enabled router: TRACE 2019-10-28 19:39:00.139 [cling-5] net.pms.network.UPNPControl Ignoring remote devic...

Yes, check that UMS use the correct NIC/IP address (General tab) and if that isn't it, try to completely disable Windows firewall for a test.

If your subnet mask is "the usual" (255.255.255.0 or /24 depending on which form you use), yes. If you use a different mask, they might not be on the same subnet, but they most probably are. Using one of the online "calculators" makes it very easy to see: http://www.subnet-calculator.com/