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I have an Innuos Zenith music server and connected to a Buffalo L220 NAS and all music on Buffalo NAS are accessible.
I am replacing Buffalo with higher capacity and better performing TerraMaster F2-210 with larger HDs in RAID 0 config.
I installed the DNLA multimedia server on the F2-210 and enabled DNLA but I cannot get the Innuos Server to connect.
What am I missing to get this to work

Hello, you can install the vlc player on your phone to see if the DLNA protocol can find your TNAS, or if you can find the TNAS device using the DLNA protocol of your computer.If in doubt, please post in detail,thanks you.

I am not fully understanding what you are saying.
I created a shared directory on the TNAS called Tunes1 and it shows up in the DNLA server setup as being enabled.
I can copy files to the TNAS Tunes1 folder using windows file manager. I have copied some music files into that directory.

Ok, I followed your instruction and turned on DNLA services on this computer and it can see the Tunes1 folder on the TNAS.
So I guess this shows that DNLA services are working on the TNAS. What could possibly be the reason my Innous music server cannot see the TNAS.
The Innuos music server does connect and plays music from my Buffalo NAS just fine.

You can try to reduce the SSDP broadcast interval if your DLNA media device is unable to detect TNAS.

Tried lowering SSDP broadcast interval to 450 the 1 did not make any difference.
This file structure in the TAS in the Innuos set up I am using \\192.168.1.32\Tunes1 for music files

Please make sure that the NAS and your Innuos Zenith music server are in the same network segment and UPnP is enabled in the control panel.

Ok I got it working
I apologize because this was a user error. I was typing in the wrong info.

No problem! Enjoy it.