HTTP: Can't connect (401) ??!

kramerserv · 27th February 2003, 04:33

Please help!

I'm running a Shoutcast server on a LAN. And everytime I try to connect to it (http://192.168.1.3:8000), I get the error stated in the subject. I looked at the SHOUTcast Server Monitor and get this:
/03@23:08:11> [dest: 192.168.1.2] server unavailable, disconnecting
What am I doing wrong? I've looked thru that one sticky FAQ for help but didn't see anything. I can post my config file if that will help. Thanks in advance!

kramerserv · 27th February 2003, 04:46

Never mind! I have it working within my LAN.

Just need to see if it will work outside my LAN tomorrow when I head to work.

FesterHead · 27th February 2003, 17:19

Remember, machines on the same lan as the DNAS (you) need to use the lan ip of the DNAS to connect/listen.
Machines not on the same lan as the DNAS (the rest of the world) need to use the real, world-visible ip of the DNAS to connect/listen.

Tom · 27th February 2003, 19:02

Don't forget you will need to forward port 8000 on your gateway device.

Tom

27th February 2003, 04:33	#1
kramerserv Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 2	HTTP: Can't connect (401) ??! Please help! I'm running a Shoutcast server on a LAN. And everytime I try to connect to it (http://192.168.1.3:8000), I get the error stated in the subject. I looked at the SHOUTcast Server Monitor and get this: /03@23:08:11> [dest: 192.168.1.2] server unavailable, disconnecting What am I doing wrong? I've looked thru that one sticky FAQ for help but didn't see anything. I can post my config file if that will help. Thanks in advance!

27th February 2003, 04:46	#2
kramerserv Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 2	w00t! Never mind! I have it working within my LAN. Just need to see if it will work outside my LAN tomorrow when I head to work.

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27th February 2003, 17:19	#3
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Remember, machines on the same lan as the DNAS (you) need to use the lan ip of the DNAS to connect/listen. Machines not on the same lan as the DNAS (the rest of the world) need to use the real, world-visible ip of the DNAS to connect/listen.

27th February 2003, 19:02	#4
Tom Moderator Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 4,491	Don't forget you will need to forward port 8000 on your gateway device. Tom