re: Lan & streams

29th May 2000, 04:04

Can connect to the stream locally on several different machines all at the same time. My problem is my mp3 server is not the gateway computer to the internet ! It's using intranet ip#'s and therefore can not be accessed via the internet !! Running a cable modem with dhcp from the ISP provider. Looking for a workaround so my stream can be accessed from the internet.

29th May 2000, 05:23

You're probably running a router/hub of some sort. It should be possible to open it up so your server can be accessed from the outside world. I use the Edge router (http://edge.fireplug.net/) running on an old 486. Linksys (http://www.linksys.com/) also makes a combination router/hub/firewall for about $180.00.

Dave

21st July 2000, 00:44

SKI... did you work out your cable modem/DHCP woes? I have the same config here, but haven't dove into the SHOUTcast yet.. waiting to see whats possible. I also have an outside NT host, but I can't install software to it of course... bummer... if only!

Thanks
Bob
Bob@BobMerritt.com

21st July 2000, 06:22

Bob I was able to get the broadcast server up and running in the LAN with a few nifty software programs to reroute and port map to intranet ip numbers.

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29th May 2000, 04:04	#1
Ski Guest Posts: n/a	Can connect to the stream locally on several different machines all at the same time. My problem is my mp3 server is not the gateway computer to the internet ! It's using intranet ip#'s and therefore can not be accessed via the internet !! Running a cable modem with dhcp from the ISP provider. Looking for a workaround so my stream can be accessed from the internet.

29th May 2000, 05:23	#2
dbethke Guest Posts: n/a	You're probably running a router/hub of some sort. It should be possible to open it up so your server can be accessed from the outside world. I use the Edge router (http://edge.fireplug.net/) running on an old 486. Linksys (http://www.linksys.com/) also makes a combination router/hub/firewall for about $180.00. Dave

21st July 2000, 00:44	#3
BobMerritt Guest Posts: n/a	SKI... did you work out your cable modem/DHCP woes? I have the same config here, but haven't dove into the SHOUTcast yet.. waiting to see whats possible. I also have an outside NT host, but I can't install software to it of course... bummer... if only! Thanks Bob Bob@BobMerritt.com

21st July 2000, 06:22	#4
Ski Guest Posts: n/a	Bob I was able to get the broadcast server up and running in the LAN with a few nifty software programs to reroute and port map to intranet ip numbers.