Excuse me but I have no experience about.
Forwarding of all ports is not the same thing?
It should still work?
It operates normally if the connection is wireless. If I connect via eth wrong. It is not a strange behavior?
Forwarding all ports is not the same thing...
In order to connect via ethernet, you would need to have an ethernet cable going from the Mediabox to the router, just like having an ethernet cable going from a computer to the router.
I don't use a wired connection to my set top box, it is wireless through the router. It has a static IP address assigned in the router, and it is configured to use that static IP address on the set top box.
Port forwarding has nothing to do with the type of connection (wired/wireless)...in my case it's what applications on the set top box use to communicate with the Internet via the router.
It's also what certain games use, and some servers.
See the screenshot I posted above...my DIRECTV set top box only has ports 27177 to 27178 forwarded.
I would need approximately a 40 ft ethernet cable running from my router to the set top box to have a wired connection. Not practical.
I have the Mediabox and the PC connected via eth. The Mediabox I assigned the static IP. I also tried again forwarding but mediabox server is not working. I do not understand why this situation. I confirm that the problem does not arise if i connect PC and devices via wireless. Help me.
Just to note when assigning static leases:
Most all devices will have different MAC for wired connection....
Therefore your device would get a different IP from DHCP on ethernet and different IP on wireless.
No, the ip of the mediabox is static and is the same whether I connect via wifi that eth. I also checked in the browser screen (because I do ip directly in the address bar) .The mediabox does not have the built-in wifi and there it externally not added.
So the IP may not vary. It seems a mystery ...
No, the ip of the mediabox is static and is the same whether I connect via wifi that eth. I also checked in the browser screen (because I do ip directly in the address bar) .The mediabox does not have the built-in wifi and there it externally not added.
So the IP may not vary. It seems a mystery ...
Then how do you connect "wirelessly"?
What @mrjcd said above is correct.
If I need to connect to a device like a network printer both wired and wireless, I need to set up two static IP addresses, because the network printer has a unique MAC for each connection type.
I would suggest you find someone locally who is knowledgeable to actually come in and look at your setup.
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Frakko wrote:
No, the ip of the mediabox is static and is the same whether I connect via wifi that eth. I also checked in the browser screen (because I do ip directly in the address bar) .The mediabox does not have the built-in wifi and there it externally not added.
So the IP may not vary. It seems a mystery ... :(
Tried to help you in advanced networking forum.
Can you ping any LAN-LAN device at all? Test it _________________ [Ramips] Nexx WT3020F Openwrt @kernel #4.14.167 (OpenVPN server, Wireguard server, AD blocking, SQM QOS, USB)
No, the ip of the mediabox is static and is the same whether I connect via wifi that eth. I also checked in the browser screen (because I do ip directly in the address bar) .The mediabox does not have the built-in wifi and there it externally not added.
So the IP may not vary. It seems a mystery ...
Tried to help you in advanced networking forum.
Can you ping any LAN-LAN device at all? Test it
[quote="jwoods"][quote="Frakko"]No, the ip of the mediabox is static and is the same whether I connect via wifi that eth. I also checked in the browser screen (because I do ip directly in the address bar) .[b]The mediabox does not have the built-in wifi and there it externally not added.[/b]
So the IP may not vary. It seems a mystery ... [/quote]
Then how do you connect "wirelessly"?
What @mrjcd said above is correct.
If I need to connect to a device like a network printer both wired and wireless, I need to set up [u]two[/u] static IP addresses, because the network printer has a [u]unique MAC for each connection type[/u].
I would suggest you find someone locally who is knowledgeable to actually come in and look at your setup.[/quote]
You're confusing. The Mediabox is connected only by eth and has only interface eth. Can not connect mediabox via wifi.
From the router to arrival mediabox exclusively through eth.
The devices, smartphones and tablets connect to the router only through wifi and if I try, through them, to connect the mediabox this works normally.
The PC has the ability to connect via wifi or eth. In the first case mediabox meets regularly in the second not.
I hope that this clarification is helpful.
You're confusing. The Mediabox is connected only by eth and has only interface eth. Can not connect mediabox via wifi.
I think you're the one who is confused. Re-read your own posts...
Frakko wrote:
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I have mediabox LX1, for television vision.
Mediabox is not accessible from PCs that are connected via eth. Via WiFi connected devices are able to use the services offered by the Mediabox server
Frakko wrote:
Okay. Could you show me a screenshot with your configuration? Please.
If I connect via wifi network with my device the mediabox server is operating normally and the server enables the display of contenuti.Non understand why eth through the server on mediabox can not be reached.
Frakko wrote:
I tried to connect your computer via wifi and mediabox works.
Frakko wrote:
Excuse me but I have no experience about.
Forwarding of all ports is not the same thing?
It should still work?
It operates normally if the connection is wireless. If I connect via eth wrong. It is not a strange behavior?
Frakko wrote:
I have the Mediabox and the PC connected via eth. The Mediabox I assigned the static IP. I also tried again forwarding but mediabox server is not working. I do not understand why this situation. I confirm that the problem does not arise if i connect PC and devices via wireless. Help me.
[quote="h8red"][quote="Frakko"]No, the ip of the mediabox is static and is the same whether I connect via wifi that eth. I also checked in the browser screen (because I do ip directly in the address bar) .The mediabox does not have the built-in wifi and there it externally not added.
So the IP may not vary. It seems a mystery ... [/quote]
Tried to help you in advanced networking forum.
Can you ping any LAN-LAN device at all? Test it[/quote]
When you are connected via WiFi to ping the connection they are functioning. When they are connected via eth not go nowhere. I confirm ....
Mediabox: 192.168.1.138
other device: 192.168.1.5
my pc: 192.168.1.3
Microsoft Windows [Versione 10.0.10586]
(c) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. Tutti i diritti sono riservati.
C:\Users\ut>ping 192.168.1.138
Esecuzione di Ping 192.168.1.138 con 32 byte di dati:
Risposta da 192.168.1.138: byte=32 durata=2ms TTL=64
Risposta da 192.168.1.138: byte=32 durata=2ms TTL=64
Risposta da 192.168.1.138: byte=32 durata=2ms TTL=64
Risposta da 192.168.1.138: byte=32 durata=3ms TTL=64
Statistiche Ping per 192.168.1.138:
Pacchetti: Trasmessi = 4, Ricevuti = 4,
Persi = 0 (0% persi),
Tempo approssimativo percorsi andata/ritorno in millisecondi:
Minimo = 2ms, Massimo = 3ms, Medio = 2ms
C:\Users\ut>
Microsoft Windows [Versione 10.0.10586]
(c) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. Tutti i diritti sono riservati.
C:\Users\ut>ping 192.168.1.138
Esecuzione di Ping 192.168.1.138 con 32 byte di dati:
Risposta da 192.168.1.3: Host di destinazione non raggiungibile.
Risposta da 192.168.1.3: Host di destinazione non raggiungibile.
Risposta da 192.168.1.3: Host di destinazione non raggiungibile.
Risposta da 192.168.1.3: Host di destinazione non raggiungibile.
Esecuzione di Ping 192.168.1.5 con 32 byte di dati:
Risposta da 192.168.1.5: byte=32 durata=376ms TTL=64
Risposta da 192.168.1.5: byte=32 durata=106ms TTL=64
Risposta da 192.168.1.5: byte=32 durata=115ms TTL=64
Risposta da 192.168.1.5: byte=32 durata=123ms TTL=64
Statistiche Ping per 192.168.1.5:
Pacchetti: Trasmessi = 4, Ricevuti = 4,
Persi = 0 (0% persi),
Tempo approssimativo percorsi andata/ritorno in millisecondi:
Minimo = 106ms, Massimo = 376ms, Medio = 180ms
When i'm connected via WiFi to ping the connection they are functioning. When they are connected via eth not go nowhere. I confirm ....
I use translate.google.it. probably the translation is not accurate.
[quote="jwoods"][quote="h8red"][quote="Frakko"]No, the ip of the mediabox is static and is the same whether I connect via wifi that eth. I also checked in the browser screen (because I do ip directly in the address bar) .The mediabox does not have the built-in wifi and there it externally not added.
So the IP may not vary. It seems a mystery ... [/quote]
Tried to help you in [b]advanced networking forum[/b].
Can you ping any LAN-LAN device at all? Test it[/quote]
When i'm connected via WiFi to ping the connection they are functioning. When they are connected via eth not go nowhere. I confirm ....
I use translate.google.it. probably the translation is not accurate.
In Microsoft Windows...
In a Command prompt, run tracert 192.168.1.138 for both wireless and ethernet and save the output for comparison.
Run ipconfig /all and save the output for comparison.
In Start > Settings > Network & Internet...
Check the property settings for the wireless and ethernet adapters for differences.
Check to see if your wireless connection is set to Home or Work, and your ethernet connection is set to Public.
Check if Network Discovery is turned off for the ethernet connection.
Check that all devices on the local network are in the same subnet (normally something like 255.255.255.0).
