Ritz
05-07-2006 15:44:20
Bean
05-07-2006 19:04:21
You have to use your external IP adress.
The one you use at home is an internal ip-adress that only works behind your router.
here you can see your external IP adress [url2phfw4jk]http://www.whatsmyip.org/[/url2phfw4jk]
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Ritz
06-07-2006 01:39:42
sox
06-07-2006 10:41:27
dAEk
06-07-2006 10:49:19
Ritz
06-07-2006 14:56:46
In the original post you say you are using 192.168.1.[b23emz52q]5[/b23emz52q] locally but for the NAT-rule you have entered 192.168.1.[b23emz52q]6[/b23emz52q][/color23emz52q], I think that's the problem.[/quote23emz52q]
Nah made it a static IP.
Can't tell what I'm doing wrong then.
Look at this also![]()
[img23emz52q]http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/796/whatswrong26zg.png[/img23emz52q]
Amish
06-07-2006 15:07:24
Ritz
06-07-2006 15:12:49
sox
06-07-2006 15:17:13
Yeah, step ahead of ya, I've done that. The forwarding can't be the problem.[/quote1oy9d9t0]
If its not the router it could be if you are running any local security software... like firewalls and such... Or the client is behind a firewall that dont allow to connect out on that port.
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Ritz
06-07-2006 15:19:14
Yeah, step ahead of ya, I've done that. The forwarding can't be the problem.[/quote12vknmb6]
If its not the router it could be if you are running any local security software... like firewalls and such... Or the client is behind a firewall that dont allow to connect out on that port.
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Don't know what a client is, but I got no firewalls. I have AVG.. no firewall on that.
sox
06-07-2006 16:07:19
Ritz
06-07-2006 16:20:09
the server is the computer where you have Vibe Streamer installed. A client is the computer that connect to the Vibe Streamer server with a webbrowser... and if that client is behind a firewall that blocks them to connect to your adress... for an example http//213.12.123.128081
their firewall might not let them connect out on port 8081...
thats a possible scenario... test and run your vibe streamer on port 80
that port is a standard web port that is open in all firewalls...
You dont have WindowsXP's internal firewall on, do you?
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Nah XP firewall is off. But I can't connect to the server from my computer. Yet alone anyone else view it. That is through the exteranl ip. on the network is fine using the 192.168(internal), but not 203.123.12.1(external).
Port 80 works, BUT it goes to the routers config http.
sox
06-07-2006 16:29:28
Ritz
06-07-2006 16:44:35
Always try from the outside when useing the external ip.. i have some problems with my router to use the external ip from the inside of my LAN. then i have to use the local ip. 192.168.x.x ..
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Good call. I stopped bothering someone outside the network to check it. And yeah I couldn't access it from the same server PC. Thanks, someone said it asked for a user and password so I assume it works for me now. Will have to see when I go to work.