Once you know the IP address of the Link, go to the PC, run cmd.exe, and ping the Link. You should try again to verify that the IP addresses are still on the same subnet (only the last number of IP address should be different between Link and the PC).
#HOW TO USE WIRESHARK TO GET IP ON STEAM PC#
There is a check box for "enable streaming" - is it enabled?ģ) Do you have both the Link and the PC wired, or both on WiFi, or something else?Ĥ) What is the IP address of the Link and of the PC? The Link IP address should NOT look like .y. Then look at the network properties on your PC and take note of the IPV4 address, and make sure they match except for the last number.ġ) On the PC, open the Steam settings, go to in-home streaming. May I ask that you rephrase that beginning part please?Ĭan you make sure the PC and Steam Link are plugged into the same router? Then look at the network settings on the Steam Link, take note of the IP address. That's a lot to take knowing my knowledge of routers and such. You can enable ssh and run tcpdump on the Steam Link, and use something like Wireshark on the PC. If your router got a firmware update, that could cause it.Īssuming that you've already checked those, the next step is to actually run a packet capture on the Steam Link and PC and compare them to see which end isn't getting the network packets. Some routers also have client isolation enabled by default, which can cause this. Originally posted by slouken:Can you verify the IP addresses on the Steam Link and PC? Make sure they're connected to the same router and are on the same subnet (usually the first 3 tuples of the IP address).
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