Emby suddenly stopped working.

[sa2000 691]

@Zenith Media @ebrThe support article has been amended to include Mesh Networks.  

Troubleshooting Connectivity Issues Checklist

 

[Luke 42184]

@Zenith Mediaplease let us know if this helps. Thanks.

[Zenith Media 4]

It's an eero Max 7, they refer to it as a modem/router. Along with it, I have a deco mesh system. 

[Zenith Media 4]

Okay, actively trying the process now. 

[ebr 16307]

7 minutes ago, Zenith Media said:

Along with it, I have a deco mesh system.

Why?  The Eero is also a mesh system.

[Zenith Media 4]

I already had the deco system when I upgraded the internet to ont, it came with eero. We have a lot of devices. It works. I tried the steps. On the deco, I made it an Access Point and enabled Smart DHCP. On the eero interface, I port forwarded the deco with 32700-32700, previously I had 8096-8096. As of now, it does not work remotely, still.

[sa2000 691]

1 hour ago, Zenith Media said:

On the deco, I made it an Access Point and enabled Smart DHCP. On the eero interface, I port forwarded the deco with 32700-32700, previously I had 8096-8096

the 32700 to 32700 in the support article example was for the case when they were both routers and on the 2nd router you forward 32700 to 8096

You said you made the deco access point - so the network and DHCP is now served by the eero, If you want to use 32700 as the public port, on the eero you forward 32700 to 8096 for the the emby server local IP address - because the deco is now just an extension to the existing eero network

Does the eero port forward allow you to have a different public port from the local port i.e. 32700 to 8096 or does it only allow the same port number? if it has to be the same, then you should go back to forwarding 8096 to 8096 on the eero to the local IP of the emby server - assuming you are keeping the deco operating as an Access Point

 

 

Edited 18 hours ago by sa2000

[Zenith Media 4]

Okay, I adjusted the port forwarding through the eero, 8096-32700. 

[sa2000 691]

18 minutes ago, Zenith Media said:

the eero, 8096-32700. 

So the Emby Server has a local IP address provided by the eero. 

It is DHCP Reserved or static

You have a manual port forward in the eero for Public/WAN/External Port 32700 to forward to Private/LAN/Local tcp port 8096

In Emby Server Settings - Network, you have Public http port number set to 32700 

The default Local Http port number is kept as default as 8096

Update: and you have disabled "Enable automatic port mapping" ?

correct?

Edited 1 hour ago by sa2000

[Zenith Media 4]

Reserved.

In the eero app, under IP Reservation, Port Forwarding 8096-32700 (Enabled).

In Emby Server Network settings, no, the public http port number by default is showing 8096 in the first row and on the second row it is showing the Public https port number 8920. Do I change both of these to 32700?

For the local inside of emby Network settings, the first row Local http port number, 8096. The second row Local https port number, 8920

[sa2000 691]

16 minutes ago, Zenith Media said:

16 minutes ago, Zenith Media said:

Port Forwarding 8096-32700

 

I am concerned this might be a port range 8096 to 32700

Do you have a screen in the eero app like the one below?s

 

If you do, then 

it needs to be:

Name: Emby

Port or Port Range: 32700

Use a different port or port range for the internal port: enabled

Internal Port or Port Range: 8096

Protocol: TCP ticked

and saved

Then in Emby Server Network Settings you keep

Local http port as 8096 and you set

Public Http port as 32700 and you have

"Enable automatic port mapping" unticked

and Save

I am assuming you have "Secure Connections Mode" as "Disabled"

If your eero app screen is different, let me have a screenshot

 

 

Edited 43 minutes ago by sa2000

[Zenith Media 4]

I adjusted it to this...

[sa2000 691]

that is good. you don't need to have udp for this - so sufficient for TCP to be ticked

Lets check the server network settings - for ports and automatic mapping and secure connections

 

[Zenith Media 4]

[sa2000 691]

great - only one thing to change:  

Public http port number - change from 8096 to 32700 and save

 

[sa2000 691]

If you can get me a screenshot of the eero app with tcp only ticked and not with udp, i will use it as an example in the documentation

[Zenith Media 4]

Okay. So the second Public row, keep it 8920?

[sa2000 691]

1 minute ago, Zenith Media said:

Public row, keep it 8920?

That is for https / secure connections and it is disabled - so no need to touch it

[Zenith Media 4]