Emby can not find the IP of the local network

[andersonrs45 3]

Hello. I recently installed Hamachi on my computer, and now it no longer detects LAN IP. Only the external IP is displayed. Because of this problem, my users are unable to connect to my server. Any solutions to this?

[Happy2Play 9783]

Please post your server log.

[andersonrs45 3]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/u935qk8p9p4d6ev/Log.txt?dl=0

[andersonrs45 3]

I managed to solve the problem by changing Emby's port, from 8096 to 8097, and changing back to 8096. And the IP LAN came back

[Luke 42083]

Occasionally this will happen on some systems with certain network configurations.

 

However, just to correct your earlier statement, this will never prevent you from connecting from other devices because you can always enter the address manually (if you know it), rather than relying on the server detected address. thanks !

[andersonrs45 3]

Honestly, I do not even know how I was able to detect IP again. But what I do know is that, first, Emby detected Hamachi's IP, and after that it did not work anymore. Now that I've uninstalled Hamachi to prevent this type of problem from coming back. Thanks a lot for the help

[andersonrs45 3]

Until last night, everything was normalized. Now the problem, unfortunately, has returned. Even manually typing the IP LAN

Edited September 21, 2017 by andersonrs45

[Luke 42083]

Occasionally this will happen on some systems with certain network configurations.

 

What you can always do is enter the address manually (if you know it), rather than relying on the server detected address. thanks !

[andersonrs45 3]

How do I find this IP without seeing it in the Emby server control panel?

 

 I use Windows 10

Edited September 21, 2017 by andersonrs45

[Luke 42083]

in windows if you open a command prompt and enter

ipconfig /all

this will show all network adapters and their ip addresses.

[andersonrs45 3]

 

 

 

Is this what I highlighted in red? IPV4 Adress 192.168.0.2 (preferred)

[andersonrs45 3]

If it is, I tried to access it by 192.168.0.2:8096. But unfortunately, the problem persists. I believe there may be some problem related to network adapters in my Windows 10. But I have no idea how to solve this.

[Luke 42083]

It looks like it, yes.