Connecting to BluOS in another VLAN on Ubituti DM SE

I have just bought a Ubiquiti Dream Machine Special Edition (UDM SE)

I have setup a VLAN for IoT units such as bluesound, Apple TV etc.

I have trouble connection to the Powernode and node (all 2i model) all connected via ethernet and all ports on switch set to IoT network.

Netwotk setup is as below:

-Interlan rounting blocked by firewall except for managment network

-Multicast DNS is applied to the IoT network

-Firewall allow for Established & Related state

I can ping items on the IoT network from managment network, so connection is established

If i connect to IoT network on WiFi i can control the units

I have also tried to open the firewall from managment network to the specific IP o fthe bluesound units without any luck

anyone who has experienced similar problems?

/Smed

Official comment

Bjørn Ulvik

Hi-Res

February 08, 2023 20:39

https://support.bluesoundprofessional.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052825254-How-Do-I-set-a-Static-IP-Address-on-my-Player

https://support.bluesoundprofessional.com/hc/en-us/articles/360060411413-How-to-Discover-and-Control-Players-from-a-Remote-Subnet-

GoGo Delicious

February 08, 2023 20:51

You may also want to look at this. It is specific to Unifi Dream Machines - https://support1.bluesound.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/6011731565975/comments/6022260952599

James Doyle

November 13, 2023 00:52
Edited

Couple of things, using a UDM Pro with VLANs. Go the each WiFi network that has a laptop/phone/whatever that will talk to the Node (see Snippet 1). Then, add a Mac Address Exception for the Node (or Nodes) - See Snippet 2. In this example, "Parlour" is the Ethernet MAC address of the Bluesound because in my env I am hardwire connected. You should probably put BOTH the Blusound WiFi and Ethernet Address in those boxes in case you change how your devices are attached.

Connecting to BluOS in another VLAN on Ubituti DM SE

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