Excuse my ignorance, I have reistrated a xxx.subsonic.org address and paid for it. But after reinstalling my computer I cant access that anymore. Tried to setup an alternate address, that worked until I rebooted my modem.
I have other things running fine over dyndns and want to use that service instead, where do i Input the dyndns address, the field in network settings is only valid for xxx.subsonic.org addresses.
Accessing subsonic remotely
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Re: Accessing subsonic remotely
by nimnul » Fri Apr 13, 2012 9:00 am
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Re: Accessing subsonic remotely
by BKKKPewsey » Fri Apr 13, 2012 12:41 pm
nimnul wrote:where do i Input the dyndns address
Ermm! into your browser address bar
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Accessing subsonic remotely
by nimnul » Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:47 pm
I mean when I set up the networksettings:
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Re: Accessing subsonic remotely
by BKKKPewsey » Fri Apr 13, 2012 4:30 pm
You don't - that is for setting up the subsonic.org redirect only.
Everyone is entitled to be stupid, but some abuse the privilege!
Due to the confusion from too many genres of music, we have decided to put both country music and rap music into the genre of Crap music.
but some abuse the privilege!Due to the confusion from too many genres of music, we have decided to put both country music and rap music into the genre of Crap music.
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Re: Accessing subsonic remotely
by nimnul » Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:20 am
OK, if I want to use DynDns as "static" IP to reach my server, how do I config that in my phone (iSub).
Or is there a way of checking whether http://<mydomian>.subsonic.org is pointing to the correct IP?
The web interface says "Status: xxxxxxxxxxxx.org is registered, but could not connect to it. (ConnectTimeoutException) "
Where the XXXXXXX is my domain, registrated and licensed.
Or is there a way of checking whether http://<mydomian>.subsonic.org is pointing to the correct IP?
The web interface says "Status: xxxxxxxxxxxx.org is registered, but could not connect to it. (ConnectTimeoutException) "
Where the XXXXXXX is my domain, registrated and licensed.
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Re: Accessing subsonic remotely
by BKKKPewsey » Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:18 am
nimnul wrote:OK, if I want to use DynDns as "static" IP to reach my server, how do I config that in my phone (iSub).
You need to ask that question on the ISub forum
nimnul wrote:Or is there a way of checking whether http://<mydomian>.subsonic.org is pointing to the correct IP?
If you enter the address into a web browser it will come back with your external IP address and port no.
nimnul wrote:Where the XXXXXXX is my domain, registrated and licensed.
The screen shot is showing that SS is still showing unregistered - have you entered your licence details correctly?
I suggest that you check that the port is forwarded correctly use http://canyouseeme.org
Note moved this thread to relevant sub-forum
Everyone is entitled to be stupid, but some abuse the privilege!
Due to the confusion from too many genres of music, we have decided to put both country music and rap music into the genre of Crap music.
but some abuse the privilege!Due to the confusion from too many genres of music, we have decided to put both country music and rap music into the genre of Crap music.
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Re: Accessing subsonic remotely
by nimnul » Mon Apr 16, 2012 7:04 am
Went through all settings and eventually it turned out that the modem/first router dropped the DMZ setting when it was rebooted. So I was behind 2 firewalls as opposed to one I had set up properly.
This combined router/modem my ISP forces me to use is PIA.
Thanks for all hints and suggestions BTW.
This combined router/modem my ISP forces me to use is PIA.
Thanks for all hints and suggestions BTW.
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