Hey all
Appreciate this is totally off-topic, but what the heck, some on here might find the resolution useful.
I have a Mac, and a home WiFi network that all seems to work very well - all except in one area that I discovered yeserday.
I usually have my ethernet cable connected to my Mac, rather than use the wireless, as I seem to get faster throughput to my USB external drives.
However, last night I noticed something unusual. I was listening to DI FM Ambient channel on iTunes whilst connected to the internet via ethernet but when I wanted to do some work with my daughter in the lounge, I disconnected the ethernet cable, and turned on airport. It found the home network straight away and I was back on the net - but not on iTunes, which wouldn't play my radio stream. I exited and restarted iTunes to no avail, it won't play iTunes radio via wifi.
So, I decided to check iTunes via WiFi on my Dell - which worked
So, I decided to check iTunes via WiFi on my wifes Macbook - it worked
So... what do I look for now?
Appreciate this is totally off-topic, but what the heck, some on here might find the resolution useful.

I have a Mac, and a home WiFi network that all seems to work very well - all except in one area that I discovered yeserday.
I usually have my ethernet cable connected to my Mac, rather than use the wireless, as I seem to get faster throughput to my USB external drives.
However, last night I noticed something unusual. I was listening to DI FM Ambient channel on iTunes whilst connected to the internet via ethernet but when I wanted to do some work with my daughter in the lounge, I disconnected the ethernet cable, and turned on airport. It found the home network straight away and I was back on the net - but not on iTunes, which wouldn't play my radio stream. I exited and restarted iTunes to no avail, it won't play iTunes radio via wifi.
So, I decided to check iTunes via WiFi on my Dell - which worked

So, I decided to check iTunes via WiFi on my wifes Macbook - it worked

So... what do I look for now?
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