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發表於 2019-2-15 11:34:51
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vhs 發表於 2019-2-14 23:51
Yes.............direct ethernet connection between Roon Server and Roon Endpoint is crucial for SQ ...
Using a different subnet is a direct connection too, and it's also a dedicated "private" road between your server and endpoint (The endpoint can't see anything else except for the roon server). This article explains diff between L2 and L3.
1. With bridging, the path is not private. Things can be forwarded back and forth if the bridge deem the other side requires it. e.g. Broadcasts. In my home network, I have a lot of IoT devices (lights, switches, vacumm cleaner, etc) and they all broadcast on the network so they can find each other. In a bridge, that broadcast message will be seen (and discarded) by the endpoint.
2. Speed. I played with software bridges on Linux a while back, it just feels slower when compared to IP routing.
Why I suspect routing is superior and more efficient: The PC only see the packets you intend it to see. You don't see any other network noise (e.g. from Apple bonjours, etc).
Your setup is ideal to test IP routing on Ubuntu as it'd only take 1 hop. For my home network (because I'm not using a L3 switch), even though the path is private (VLAN), it is not direct (switch -> router -> switch).
BTW, forgot to mention this last night. Although you can get bridging and routing (AKA IP forwarding) with that full network stack kernel. There is nothing in the WebApp to configure them right now. For now you have to go to the command line and execute some simple commands. I will try and make it easier for people to set these up with a few clicks in a future version, and then you guys can experiment with both and find the ideal setup.
At the end of the day, there is no right or wrong, what is important is how moved you are by the music playback. I am running a lot of XiaoMi and other IoT devices (Lights, switches, vacuum, motion sensors, etc). For my case connecting everything back to the router, or bridging is no good. Splitting up the network into it's own VLAN does give me better sound. But it's after a bit of hard work and experimenting to get to where I am. |
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