server only on lan

Moskito · 23rd February 2003, 16:40

I've opened a server and started the winamp to broadcast music. But nobody can hear the music out of my LAN.

Have I to change anything in the config?
I hope on your help!

rgATL · 23rd February 2003, 17:05

Did you forward ports 8000-8001 (or whichever you're using) through your firewall to your serving (DNAS) computer?

rg.

FesterHead · 24th February 2003, 17:44

Any errors in the DNAS log?

Please post the link(s) you are trying.

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.

Moskito · 1st March 2003, 09:11

thanks for the help, but I have tried already to connect with my "world-visible" ip and I mean it's a problem with my router and its own firewall.
Once more thanks for your intrest.

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Moskito Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Erfurt; Germany Posts: 2	server only on lan I've opened a server and started the winamp to broadcast music. But nobody can hear the music out of my LAN. Have I to change anything in the config? I hope on your help!

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23rd February 2003, 17:05	#2
rgATL Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: ATL, of course. Posts: 724	Did you forward ports 8000-8001 (or whichever you're using) through your firewall to your serving (DNAS) computer? rg.

24th February 2003, 17:44	#3
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Any errors in the DNAS log? Please post the link(s) you are trying. 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.

1st March 2003, 09:11	#4
Moskito Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Erfurt; Germany Posts: 2	thanks for the help, but I have tried already to connect with my "world-visible" ip and I mean it's a problem with my router and its own firewall. Once more thanks for your intrest.