On Aug 29, 2013 12:03 AM, "Jim Pingle" <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 8/28/2013 10:23 PM, Kevin Tollison wrote: > > It is very strange. It only occurs with the Netflix App. The Android and > > Windows 8 app have the same behavior. Error 13007. The chromecast and > > DVD were error ui-108 or 109 iirc. The DVD is hardwired and the AP is > > external (Engenius ENH200EXT) > > > > One thing I failed to mention was that Netflix works fine on the > > XBox360. Not sure how it connects, but it is tied to a Live account. > > > > Now the chromecast work fine streaming YouTube or a Chrome tab. The > > tablet works fine for everything else as well. If i start a movie on a > > pc then cast it, I get the same error. > > It could be a broken IPv6 on your home network. If your tablet believes > it has an IPv6 connection, Netflix may be trying to use that rather than > IPv4. However, if you don't _actually_ have IPv6 connectivity, it > wouldn't work. > > I'm on 2.1 at home and Netflix works for me on the PC (Windows 7 and > Windows 8), Android tablet and phones, TiVo, two Blu-Ray players, Wii U, > and 3DS. I don't have a Chromecast on hand (yet) or I'd try it out there. > > Check your firewall's LAN config and make sure IPv6 is disabled there > and on WAN, too, if you aren't using it. > > Also if you have any packages loaded such as squid or snort, they could > be interfering. > > Jim
IPv6 is disabled on all interfaces. I did do an upgrade from 2.03. Maybe something didn't upgrade cleanly. May try to write a clean card and see what that does.
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