And they still claim to know nothing

Austrian, German.. same thing

Weird looking dudes

Nooooo, sir! 😆

Lederhosen all the way

That's just the Bavarians.

I thought Germans and Dutch were the same thing

Except the Dutch are taller.

All Indo-Europeans.

so german = austrian = dutch

?

Sort of. But not when it comes to politics. 🙂

and they can‘t drive cars, ar least in the mountains with their caravans 😂

"Mountain" isn't in the Dutch vocabulary.

I drive a German car just to hide that

In fact, we’ve got 2 German cars

And no caravans, which is remarkable as I’m from a line of full blood gypsies

And with that my dear friends I’m closing off my rant. 👋🏻

Cheers, all!

Never say about Austrians that they're the same with Germans :))

it's a fight between them

Any Airplay/Bonjour experts here?

I’m an Apple nerd but normally “it just works” 😂 well mostly

hehe yep, unfortunately not that easy to implement in a multiple subnet environment...

have it working for screen mirroring but streaming of videos from for example youtube is not yet done

not sure if it‘s a problem wit NATed client network for the wifi guests. found some infos that NAT doesn’t work with airplay. but if mirroring is working I can‘t see why streaming isn‘t 😬

Maybe need to look at ports and protocols for both, make sure nothing is being blocked.

all ports are open, no blocking rules between client and player

No idea, can always set up the same over here and see. U just streaming from guest WiFi to private WiFi?

it‘s in our campus network. the players (kramer via) are on a wired vlan, client on a NATed wifi (aruba). we use a feature from the accesspoints, called airgroup to advertise the mDNS entries to the wireless vlan. advertising works and mac/ios devices allow to select the player as airplay destination but that’s it - no output on the player. well seems I have to go the try and error route and test with genuine AppleTV, non-NATed subnet, etc.