Apple Music Error- Operation Stopped-server not correctly configured

I get this similar error ( Operation Stopped: The server is not correctly configured.) when I'm using wifi, but when using cellular data it works fine. I've tried many different wifi locations and still get the same error. Beats One does work however, but thats it. Please help!

I am having the same issue. Has anyone found a resolution. I can use the features of Apple Music if I am on cellular data, but if I turn wifi on, it will not work and gives me Operation Stopped: The server is not correctly configured.

this helped me...works fine with mobile data but i get the same error message with wi fi

I'm no network guru, but here at the university I teach at, a wifi zone that requires a password has this issue with Apple Music. As soon as I switch to an open network here on campus, the issue disappears and I can play things normally via wifi on my iPad Air (wi-fi only). So, am wondering if this is something how Apple Music having a conflict with some wi-fi firewall something or other.

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I've come to the same conclusion. While connected to my office wifi, songs that are not "made available offline" cannot be played (most likely due to firewall issues). However, turning off my wifi and rerouting to data LTE connection allows all songs to be played without a problem.

The only complaint I have about this problem is that the songs I'm trying to play have been imported to my iPhone through iTunes. I purchased and own copies of the songs. However, ever since the roll-out of Apple Music, Apple iOS decided it would like to store some of these songs in the "cloud" which prevents me from playing them when the wifi isn't configured to their preference. Hopefully they release a statement and fix all of these Apple Music bugs soon.

I have this problem too - and it is a huge problem for me as it prevents anything other than Beats 1 radio and downloaded music from playing. The error message is as follows; "Operation Stopped. The server is not correctly configured" when on cellular data.

I use an iPhone 6 Plus on EE, with Wi- fi calling enabled.

It would be greatly appreciated if EE and Apple got their head together to help the customers.

Thanks.

Hi all - I live in Canada and I use Rogers for service. When I attempt to stream the radio or use preset playlists on my phone, over wifi, I get the same "Operation Stopped" message. It will only play songs that I have downloaded to be played offline. When I turn off wifi and use cell I can then play the radio however it then chews up my data plan. I've now run into another issue though as well. For some reason when I turn the wifi off and go into Music ==> Playback ==> Cellular Data "on" for some reason Apple Music doesn't recognize that I've done that and won't play because it's saying I'm not on wifi. Argh. I've turned my phone off and on, tried it again and it still doesn't work.

I hope apple gets this sorted because it would be nice to be able to use all the functionality that I am paying for @ 9.99/month.

I Came across the same issue: in UK and on EE, wifi calling OFF. Couldn't play music on Apple Music or YouTube. I reset the network settings and it was fixed. Try it.

Can confirm. This has always happened with me. I'm on EE in the UK (EE customers recently had server connection problems with Whatsapp, resolved by an update too). Apple needs to resolve this, what the F are we paying for?

Exactly the same issue for the last week with EE, iPhone 6.

Songs play fine over wifi, but when I am out and about and try to listen through 4G I get the failure message. Incredibly frustrating since a) paying £9.99 a month should allow me to listen to whatever I want, whenever I choose. But also, b) I recently upped my data in order to allow listening whilst not on WIFI and not running out of data with a week to go.

Any updates would be greatly appreciated, EE of Apple

I'm having the exact same issue here. Surprising to see that this issue still hasn't been completely resolved since this thread was stated in July.

Can anybody help?