Forbidden message on browser

[chard1988 0]

Hi everyone,

It is my first time submitting and inquiry here. I'm using emby docker on my unraid system and I wasn't able to access emby on my mobile devices.

The following is my network setup:

• pfSense Firewall
  • LAN: 10.0.1.1
  • WLAN: 20.20.0.1
• TP Link Deco M5: 192.168.68.1
• unRaid NAS Server: 10.0.1.100
  • Emby Docker: 10.0.1.101
    • Port 8096

1. TP Link Deco M5 is connected to pfSense WLAN
2. unRaid is connected to pfSense LAN

Now, LAN has no issue accessing Emby server. I can access the server and stream media without any issues.

However, devices connected to my TP Link Deco M5 with IP 192.168.68.* can't access Emby. Both app and browser has issue connecting. Using mobile device browser to access Emby vi https://10.0.1.101:8096/ gives `Forbidden` message while Emby mobile app shows `Unable to Reach Server`. I tried accessing Emby via Laptop browser and app gives the same result. I also tried sending ping via terminal and it was successful.

Using a Laptop connected to TP Link Deco M5, I was able to access the web interface of unRaid NAS Server and other docker apps with dedicated IP address.

Any help or suggestion is highly appreciated.

Thank you

[Luke 42077]

No, did you configure any server network settings? Maybe you restricted remote access.

[chard1988 0]

No additional network settings. 10.0.1.1, 20.20.0.1 and 192.168.68.1 are all local networks. On unRaid, I left the default settings. Network for docker Emby is set to bridge and can be accessed via LAN.

Here is the Emby docker settings:

 

my pfSense rules:

 

and lastly, unRaid network settings:

 

Emby network is as follows:

[Luke 42077]

Try checking the box to allow remote connections.

[chard1988 0]

Fantastic! I thought that allowing remote connections only pertains to devices over the internet.

Worked like a charm! Thank you so much

[Happy2Play 9780]

18 minutes ago, chard1988 said:

Fantastic! I thought that allowing remote connections only pertains to devices over the internet.

Worked like a charm! Thank you so much

Technically yes it does.  But your setup does not consider the networks local.

[Lessaj 467]

Alternatively you can configure the networks you're using in the LAN networks field and leave remote connections disabled.