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<blockquote data-quote="osre" data-source="post: 1116548" data-attributes="member: 150866">Setting an static IPv6 is not as simple as it Looks like.Every time I try, Windows wants to restart. After that it's set to DHCP again !?Since this stupid behaviour of my Fritz.Box: It might be a good idea to use something else as 'user-id', may be something that is generated on MP2 Client start.I know that this sould have to be added as Parameter to each SOAP message, but on the other Hand: Fritz-Boxes are quite commeon, and my Settings sems to be the Default ones. And I know that I'm not the only one that hase the &quot;start timeshifting&quot; issue.[DOUBLEPOST=1419597182][/DOUBLEPOST]How do you do that? I can't find an Option in the MP2 Client.And if I understand my Problem correctly, binding MP2 to a particular IP would not help, if the IPv6 is really changing.But IPv4 would solve that. Should not be an Problem in an local Network.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="osre, post: 1116548, member: 150866"] Setting an static IPv6 is not as simple as it Looks like. Every time I try, Windows wants to restart. After that it's set to DHCP again !? Since this stupid behaviour of my Fritz.Box: It might be a good idea to use something else as 'user-id', may be something that is generated on MP2 Client start. I know that this sould have to be added as Parameter to each SOAP message, but on the other Hand: Fritz-Boxes are quite commeon, and my Settings sems to be the Default ones. And I know that I'm not the only one that hase the "start timeshifting" issue.[DOUBLEPOST=1419597182][/DOUBLEPOST] How do you do that? I can't find an Option in the MP2 Client. And if I understand my Problem correctly, binding MP2 to a particular IP would not help, if the IPv6 is really changing. But IPv4 would solve that. Should not be an Problem in an local Network. [/QUOTE]

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