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RyonM

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Hello,

 

I'm hosting my Emby server through Cloudflare which is connected to my router. 

With that I got https and my IP is hidden when I use ping. 

But is there a possibility that you can blacklist direct IP connections like 94.***.***.*  through Emby.

So that I only am able to use my Cloudflare domain.

And not my router IP.

 

Kind Regards,

 

Ryon

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mastrmind11

Hello,

 

I'm hosting my Emby server through Cloudflare which is connected to my router. 

With that I got https and my IP is hidden when I use ping. 

But is there a possibility that you can blacklist direct IP connections like 94.***.***.*  through Emby.

So that I only am able to use my Cloudflare domain.

And not my router IP.

 

Kind Regards,

 

Ryon

Not through Emby, no, but might be something you can manage at the router level.

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Not through Emby, no, but might be something you can manage at the router level.

I did not find that option in my router settings. And my router has lots of settings. I tried URL blocking but that did not work.

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I don’t think this is possible in the Emby app.

 

If you have a highly configurable firewall (PFSense, opnsense, tomato, DD-WRT, open-wet, Merlin) you should be able to create a firewall rule that only allows inbound requests to your Emby port (8096 (http) or 8920 (https) from a specific public IP or subnet.

 

Alternately, you could setup a reverse proxy at home and set it up functionally in between your home firewall and Emby server. Then you could setup ACL rules that would be designed with a condition of ip source is: 94.#.#.#. Then forward the traffic to your Emby web front end.

 

Lastly, you might be able to setup fail2ban (Linux) or wail2ban (windows) to do a whitelist only.

 

 

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Swynol

i do this with NGINX reverse proxy. i blacklist a large range of IPs. alternatively you can whitelist 'Trusted' IPs

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I fixed it with using IIS with a reverse proxy and some url rewriting.

So direct ip gets redirected to a 403 forbidden page and only my domain url works.

Since im using cloudflare my ip is also hidden when i am pinging my website. 

I am doing al this since movie uploading and all is illegal.

And if someone like the goverment is typing in my IP. And they are getting in emby. I'm not really sure if they like that

Only now the only problem is, is to get ssl to work. I'm now using flexible ssl from cloudflare. Because if I do a custom certificate or full SSL. 

Im also somehow redirected to a 403 page.

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pir8radio

I fixed it with using IIS with a reverse proxy and some url rewriting.

So direct ip gets redirected to a 403 forbidden page and only my domain url works.

Since im using cloudflare my ip is also hidden when i am pinging my website. 

I am doing al this since movie uploading and all is illegal.

And if someone like the goverment is typing in my IP. And they are getting in emby. I'm not really sure if they like that

Only now the only problem is, is to get ssl to work. I'm now using flexible ssl from cloudflare. Because if I do a custom certificate or full SSL. 

Im also somehow redirected to a 403 page.

 

Are you sure your IP is actually hidden?  :)     what happens if you go to https://yourdomain.com/emby/system/info/public/  

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pir8radio

 

Ok good it looks like you have things setup in emby correctly so you don't leak your wan address...    good work!

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pir8radio

 

I didnt answer your last question, WIndows is what emby sees as the operating system,  the "ID" is the info emby connect uses to identify your server. 

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