Sorry for my late reply. I am in production at the moment. I experienced this in different configurations, with different software versions. First time with an Apex (host) and Nomad on Mac (client) (latest sw of all OS (pc and console) as of October 2025), lately on Nomad on Mac and Nomad on Mac (latest sw version MacOS on one of the two Nomads and latest console sw as of late January 2026.
Connection from the Apex was on the 2nd NIC (that was also why sACN was disabled, because I didn't think we would need it), via a switch. The connection on the Nomad to Nomad configuration was with a single network cable.
The protocol was disabled in the Setup->Device->Network
Multi-Console is enabled in shell. Isn't this by default on all (new) network connections? I am not sure, but I cannot remember ever changing this setting. If I look now (I am positive nothing changed in between) it is enabled.
Sorry for my late reply. I am in production at the moment. I experienced this in different configurations, with different software versions. First time with an Apex (host) and Nomad on Mac (client) (latest sw of all OS (pc and console) as of October 2025), lately on Nomad on Mac and Nomad on Mac (latest sw version MacOS on one of the two Nomads and latest console sw as of late January 2026.
Connection from the Apex was on the 2nd NIC (that was also why sACN was disabled, because I didn't think we would need it), via a switch. The connection on the Nomad to Nomad configuration was with a single network cable.
The protocol was disabled in the Setup->Device->Network
Multi-Console is enabled in shell. Isn't this by default on all (new) network connections? I am not sure, but I cannot remember ever changing this setting. If I look now (I am positive nothing changed in between) it is enabled.
