Sonos Connectivity across local networks

[habitat]

Is there anyway to point the Sonos App to the LAN that the Sonos Speakers sit on?

ie Hubitat sits on 10.10.10.x iot vlan and the Sonos sit on the main Lan 19.168.1.x

Firewall rules are setup allowing Hubitat to connect to the Smart Speakers.

Ping works from Hubitat 10.10.10.8 to 192.168.1.109 Sonos in Office

It looks like Hubitat will only search for Sonos on its own LAN

As it cannot 'see' the Sonos Speakers.

Is there a way to point Hubitat to look at the 192.168.1.x network, then it will see all the speakers.

[marktheknife]

I don’t know the answer for sure, but the term you’re looking for is “subnet.”

All the devices in your home are on one LAN.

10.10.10.x and 192.168.1.x are two different subnets.

So I believe your question is best stated as, “can Sonos devices be discovered across subnets?”

[habitat]

This looks interesting.

Multiple subnets (vlans) and Sonos, workable Clavister solution | Sonos...

Will read up and return

[bertabcd1234]

Some people have reported problems with Hubitat discovery of Sonos devices even when everything is in the same vLAN and subnet--so that could be the problem, but it's possible the fix won't help. Assuming your hub is indeed able to communicate with them, you could try manually adding them if you don't want to rely on discovery (which it appears may indeed need some additional work like you posted above to work between the two). Here's one post on how:

Sonos Move

You should be able to install one manually. Go to devices, add virtual device. Change the provided device network id to the speakers ip address in hex. So 192.168.1.48 would be 192 =C0 168=A8 1=01 48=30 So you enter and save C0A80130 as the device network id. After that, click save settings and the speaker should initialize.

[habitat]

AWESOME got them working!!!!!!!!!

Thank you!!!