Subsonic on Verizon FIOS Help

[ecardwell1]

I was wondering if anyone has had success with setting up Subsonic to work on Verizon FIOS? I can get it to work within the network but not remotely. I am not advanced at networking but I am also not a noob. I know I am missing something. Thanks to Sindre for Subsonic.

[robotanalysis]

I was wondering if anyone has had success with setting up Subsonic to work on Verizon FIOS? I can get it to work within the network but not remotely. I am not advanced at networking but I am also not a noob. I know I am missing something. Thanks to Sindre for Subsonic.

I haven't used FIOS but I've dealt with Verizon for my customers at their home. Are you able to directly connect to the Verizon modem and load up the web control panel? This should allow you to open/forward the ports you need to access Subsonic remotely.

[ecardwell1]

Yes I have done that. I watched some Youtube videos specific to port forwarding on Fios Routers and made appropriate changes to no avail. I am going back and doing all steps again in case I did something incorrect.

[dezmoduo]

Verizon fios here also. Ports forwarded (pnp), but connection error on my Eris Droid.
Ive got an FTP server with my music online, so I know its web enabled. I can also connet to the test server.

Dez
Nyc

[Sporkman]

I also have Verizon FIOS.

I have my server set up as a "static NAT" in the router settings. All incoming connections go to the server.

[kingoftowns]

you may want to change from the default port in subsonic.

I was in a similar boat. I have AT&T U-Verse and while the connection is good I HATE THEIR ROUTERS!!

what I have done to get around this is just buy another router, I bought a Netgear on eBay for $30.

then connect the FIOS router to the new one, put the new one on the DMZ of your FIOS router and let the new one handle all the port forwarding.

[spetras73]

Hi,

Noob to Subsonic and I am having the same network issues described. I have changed the port and forwarded it as shown in attached shots.

I am on Windows 7, running Subsonic 4.7 (build 3106) – September 12, 2012, jetty-6.1.x, java 1.7.0_07, Windows 7 (68.7 MB / 114.7 MB).

This also fails on my Android phone. From inside my LAN I can go to tolsonmusic2.subsonic.org, but from outside no love.

I really want this to work, any ideas or help would be great.

Thanks.

[daneren2005]

Did you set it up in your router. Neither of those screenshots look like you did. Look up how to forward a port in your router

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[spetras73]

The second screen shot is from my router. I have forwarded port 8080..

[daneren2005]

Ah I didn't see the second one. Try changing the firewall like the last post in viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11091 suggested. A lot of firewalls allow lan traffic but start blocking stuff that isn't on the same subnet.

[GJ51]

The FIOS router can be a bit of a PITA. I have one and can walk you through it if you need help. Send me a PM and I'll give you my contact info if you wnat me to assist over Skype or Google+ or even the old fashioned way - on the phone.

[spetras73]

Thanks for the help but I found the answer here http://goo.gl/ObDTs, it was the Windows 7 firewall that was blocking the connection. All better now.

[spetras73]

The FIOS router can be a bit of a PITA. I have one and can walk you through it if you need help. Send me a PM and I'll give you my contact info if you wnat me to assist over Skype or Google+ or even the old fashioned way - on the phone.

Thanks for the offer but I'm good now, yes the FIOS router is a major PITA!