Super957 24 Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 (edited) Its strange but some my friends not conncet to my server and also me from external (without wifi) I verify my situation and enclose screenshots and read again https://emby.media/support/articles/Connectivity.html I try to restart server and also my modem/router but not solve. I try also to disable UPnP on server and modem but not solve. I verify also my service ddns and work At last attempt i try to disable and re-enable (see my first screenshot) "Allow remote connections to this Emby Server" and immediatly from external i can connect to server... So i solve momentarily my problem... but I would like to know the reason for this Thank for advice Hispa embyserver (2).txt Edited July 17, 2023 by seanbuff edited image for privacy
rbjtech 5284 Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 3 hours ago, Super957 said: Its strange but some my friends not conncet to my server and also me from external (without wifi) I verify my situation and enclose screenshots and read again https://emby.media/support/articles/Connectivity.html I try to restart server and also my modem/router but not solve. I try also to disable UPnP on server and modem but not solve. I verify also my service ddns and work At last attempt i try to disable and re-enable (see my first screenshot) "Allow remote connections to this Emby Server" and immediatly from external i can connect to server... So i solve momentarily my problem... but I would like to know the reason for this Thank for advice Hispa embyserver (2).txt 72.24 kB · 0 downloads By toggling 'allow remote connections' - emby re-requested to re-opened the required ports by using uPNP. WAN > 192.168.0.100 on 8096 and 8920 As Luke has inferred, it's 'safer' and more reliable if you MANUALLY setup Port Forwarding instead. Do exactly the same (ie WAN > 192.168.0.100 etc) and if not used for other external services DISABLE uPNP on the router.
Super957 24 Posted July 13, 2023 Author Posted July 13, 2023 2 hours ago, Luke said: Did you setup port forwarding in your router? Yes of course but pheraps you dont understand real problem... so all everything seems fine and from the outside I don't connect in any way after so many attempts. Then disabling and re-enabling "Allow remote connections to this Emby Server" ... as if by magic I can connect. This is not normal...is a bug ? Hispa
Super957 24 Posted July 13, 2023 Author Posted July 13, 2023 (edited) 2 hours ago, rbjtech said: Attivando "consenti connessioni remote" - emby ha richiesto nuovamente di riaprire le porte richieste utilizzando uPNP. WAN > 192.168.0.100 su 8096 e 8920 Come Luke ha dedotto, è "più sicuro" e più affidabile se si imposta MANUALMENTE il Port Forwarding. Fai esattamente lo stesso (cioè WAN > 192.168.0.100 ecc) e se non utilizzato per altri servizi esterni DISABILITA uPNP sul router. Disable uPNP you mean this ? Now i try agin and is impossible connect to server from external see screenshot, also is disable and re-enable "Allow remote connections to this Emby Server" PLS help me... Hispa Edited July 13, 2023 by Super957
pwhodges 2012 Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 If you disable uPNP in either (or both) of Emby and the router, you then need to add the IP address and port mapping into the router manually. In English this is commonly referred to as "port forwarding" or "port redirection". Doing this manually will mean you are no longer dependent on the behaviour of the uPNP system, which seems to be the source of your problem. Turning off uPNP in the router is an important security matter; you should only enable it if there is some software which requires it and doesn't offer an alternative. Paul
Hispanico957 23 Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 (edited) 23 minutes ago, pwhodges said: If you disable uPNP in either (or both) of Emby and the router, you then need to add the IP address and port mapping into the router manually. In English this is commonly referred to as "port forwarding" or "port redirection". Doing this manually will mean you are no longer dependent on the behaviour of the uPNP system, which seems to be the source of your problem. Turning off uPNP in the router is an important security matter; you should only enable it if there is some software which requires it and doesn't offer an alternative. Paul In my case i have correct port forwarding, see screenshot..but form external it's impossible conncet ! Why this ??? I'm going crazy Hispa Edited July 13, 2023 by Hispanico957
pwhodges 2012 Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 Sorry, I didn't look carefully... You' seem to have got the forwarding setup wrong (I'm surprised the router even allowed your settings). In your port forwarding there are three columns: Porta WAN, Porta LAN, Destinazione. You have set Porta WAN correctly to 8096; however, you have put the internal IP address into the Porta LAN field - this field should also contain 8096; Destinazione should contain the IP address. You only need to set up the 8020 mapping if you have a certificate and are using https. If you have no other websites on this WAN address, you might consider making the Porta WAN values 80 and 443 respectively - these are the defaults for http and https, and would save you having to type the port every time - it also reduces the chance that your server will be seen by a hacker looking for an Emby installation (they'll be looking for 8096 mainly). Paul
Hispanico957 23 Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 (edited) 3 hours ago, pwhodges said: Sorry, I didn't look carefully... You' seem to have got the forwarding setup wrong (I'm surprised the router even allowed your settings). In your port forwarding there are three columns: Porta WAN, Porta LAN, Destinazione. You have set Porta WAN correctly to 8096; however, you have put the internal IP address into the Porta LAN field - this field should also contain 8096; Destinazione should contain the IP address. You only need to set up the 8020 mapping if you have a certificate and are using https. If you have no other websites on this WAN address, you might consider making the Porta WAN values 80 and 443 respectively - these are the defaults for http and https, and would save you having to type the port every time - it also reduces the chance that your server will be seen by a hacker looking for an Emby installation (they'll be looking for 8096 mainly). Paul Thank pwhodges..but in my router port forwarding work: port wan: 8096 port lan: 8096 Mac Address: mac of computer ..in my case NAS (Name: Anything to describe the port forwarding rule. Protocol: This is either going to be TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP WAN Port: The WAN facing port you are forwarding from (ranges can be added by separating the numbers with a colon, e.g. 5000:6000) LAN Port: The LAN facing port you are forwarding to (ranges can be added by separating the numbers with a colon, e.g. 5000:6000) Destination IP: The IP of the device you are forwarding traffic to.) So the situation is: My lan is configured: 192.168.0.xxx to 192.168.0.254 My server Nas is on my lan at 192.168.0.100 In router in set DYNDNS.IT with my server xxxxxxxx.homepc.it and update ip regularly In Emby i enable Allow remote connections to this Emby Server In Emby control panel everything looks correct to me On CanYouSeeMe.org the port 8096 is open So.......... where is the problem for external connection ??? PLS advise me Hispa embyserver (3).txt Edited July 13, 2023 by GrimReaper WAN address hidden
pwhodges 2012 Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 23 minutes ago, Luke said: Does your ISP allow use of these ports? 2 hours ago, Hispanico957 said: Paul
GrimReaper 4748 Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 2 hours ago, Hispanico957 said: So.......... where is the problem for external connection ??? How are you trying to connect remotely? I can connect to your domain no issues. 1
rbjtech 5284 Posted July 14, 2023 Posted July 14, 2023 (edited) Interesting - as I see the Port as closed. (@ of 09:32 GMT on 14/07/2023) Do you have any Geo blocking or any other services that may be blocking incoming connections ? Remember, when checking WAN connectivity from within your own WLAN range - you should disable Wifi on the mobile for the test, as that will be used in preference to 4G (WAN) - and if loopback has not been configured on the router, the test will not work. btw - your fqdn is in your first post - so you may want to remove it ... Edited July 14, 2023 by rbjtech 1
Super957 24 Posted July 17, 2023 Author Posted July 17, 2023 On 7/14/2023 at 10:34 AM, rbjtech said: Interesting - as I see the Port as closed. (@ of 09:32 GMT on 14/07/2023) Do you have any Geo blocking or any other services that may be blocking incoming connections ? Remember, when checking WAN connectivity from within your own WLAN range - you should disable Wifi on the mobile for the test, as that will be used in preference to 4G (WAN) - and if loopback has not been configured on the router, the test will not work. btw - your fqdn is in your first post - so you may want to remove it ... Thank but regarding: "...btw - your fqdn is in your first post - so you may want to remove it ..." I cannot edit more my post...PLS ADMIN can fix it Hispa
seanbuff 1318 Posted July 17, 2023 Posted July 17, 2023 4 hours ago, Super957 said: I cannot edit more my post...PLS ADMIN can fix it Done. 1
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