rpdom wrote:Could you show how you are setting your Pi to a static IP? (Link to instructions used, if any. Contents of /etc/network/interfaces, etc)

sorry meant to reply to you.

Above should be a screenshot and the tutorial.

Thanks

This is the guide I followed. Perhaps I missed a step. I'll be trying to fix it after work today
http://www.modmypi.com/blog/tutorial-ho ... ip-address

Okay so it happened again even after the format. I think when I'm making the pi static ip; its messing something up. Perhaps this is a problem others have had?

cpc464 wrote:You probably did this already but try restarting your router. My BT home hub is always forgetting devices.

yeah no luck there.

I ended up just reformatting the card. and just redoing the mumble server.
Thanks for the help though!

DougieLawson wrote:Have you configured your RPi with a fixed IP address on your LAN?

yes I did. While I could still connect to the pi at that fixed address, it still didn't show the name of the pi. Thanks

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