The UPnP / SSDP discovery works, because I get all my Sonos devices back, but no LaMetric Time device. A Wireshark trace showed me, that the LaMetric device is sending 3 UDP packages with destination port 61391 to my host, instead of port 1900, which should be the default for UPnP. I think that is why Windows can't parse the result.
Hi Claudio, unfortunately currently LaMetric Time does not respond to discovery request with type upnp:rootdevice. But, as a workaround you may want to use one of these:
ssdp:all - this will give you all devices and services in your network
urn:schemas-upnp-org:device:LaMetric:1 - this will give you all LaMetric Time devices in your network
Claudio Spizzi
Hi
I'm trying to discover my LaMetric Time device inside my network with PowerShell and the COM Object "UPnP.UPnPDeviceFinder":
The UPnP / SSDP discovery works, because I get all my Sonos devices back, but no LaMetric Time device. A Wireshark trace showed me, that the LaMetric device is sending 3 UDP packages with destination port 61391 to my host, instead of port 1900, which should be the default for UPnP. I think that is why Windows can't parse the result.
Is this a bug or am I wrong with my query?
My System:
Windows 10, 1607 (14393.222), PowerShell 5.1