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Configuring TwonkyMedia 4.4 for remote internet access
This document attempts to document the steps necessary to configure TwonkyMedia 4.4 for remote access via the internet. It has only been tested under Microsoft Vista Ultimate and using a D-link DI-624 router
The steps listed are those that worked for me, there may well be things I’ve got wrong or could have achieved more efficiently, if so please let me know
Assumptions
For the purposes of this document the following has been assumed
1. Local host as a IP address of 192.168.0.99*
2. Local host is connected to a router with firewall functionality
3. ISP allocates IP addresses dynamically
4. Local.dyndsn.org* has been configured to resolve to the IP address currently allocated by the ISP (you must register at http://www.dyndsn.com)
5. Remote access to TwonkyMedia will be on port 9100*
6. All s/w has been installed in the default locations
* Substitute these with the information appropriate to your system
Configuration steps
Port forwarding on the Router (only very high level guide information provided, consult your routers manual for more detailed information)
7. Access you routers configuration page
8. Navigate to the port forwarding or virtual server section
9. Enter the IP address of the host you which to forward traffic to in this case 192.168.0.99 (Substitute with you own IP address)
10. Enter the protocol the be used as TCP
11. Enter the private port which traffic is to be sent to, in this case 9100 (Substitute with you own port number)
12. Enter the public port which the router is to listen for in this case 9100 (Substitute with you own port number, needs to be the same as the private port for twonkyMedia to provide correct URL when navigating)
13. Save the configuration and re-start your router if necessary
Enabling Twonkymedia security
14. Launch your web browser and navigate to http://192.168.0.99:9000/setup.htm (Substitute with you own IP address)
15. On the left of the screen under basic steps click on client/security
16. In the user name filed enter a user name of your own choice
17. In the password field enter a password of you own choice
18. On the left of the screen under Advanced steps click network
19. Ensure Web Access is set to Local access to web configuration pages (this prevents remote access to the configuration pages via http://local.dyndsn.org:9100/setup.htm )
20. Click on Save Changes
Editing the Twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini file
21. Using windows explorer navigate to c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\roaming\twonkymedia
22. Right click on Twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini and select edit from the sub-menu
23. Locate dyndns= and change it to dyndns=http:// local.dyndns.org:9100 (Substitute with your own dynamic address and port number)
24. Locate enableweb= and ensure it is set to enableweb=1 (should already be set to 1 following step 19)
25. Locate httpremoteport= and change it to httpremoteport=9100 (Substitute with your own port number, same as step 22)
26. Save the ini file, overwriting the original
27. Re-boot your PC.
Notes:
1. Make sure you edit the ini file described and don’t get confused with Twonkymedia-default.ini that can be found in c:\Program Files\Twonkymedia
2. Simply restarting the twonkymedia server from the configuration page will re-set the Twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini and the changes made in steps 23-25 will be lost
3. Do not use TCP port 9000 for remote access as this is already in use by twonkymedia for local access
You should now be able to assess you media server for the internet via http://local.dyndsn.org:9100/webbrowse
http://local.dyndns.org:9100/webbrowser also works but does not display the site graphics correctly
This document attempts to document the steps necessary to configure TwonkyMedia 4.4 for remote access via the internet. It has only been tested under Microsoft Vista Ultimate and using a D-link DI-624 router
The steps listed are those that worked for me, there may well be things I’ve got wrong or could have achieved more efficiently, if so please let me know
Assumptions
For the purposes of this document the following has been assumed
1. Local host as a IP address of 192.168.0.99*
2. Local host is connected to a router with firewall functionality
3. ISP allocates IP addresses dynamically
4. Local.dyndsn.org* has been configured to resolve to the IP address currently allocated by the ISP (you must register at http://www.dyndsn.com)
5. Remote access to TwonkyMedia will be on port 9100*
6. All s/w has been installed in the default locations
* Substitute these with the information appropriate to your system
Configuration steps
Port forwarding on the Router (only very high level guide information provided, consult your routers manual for more detailed information)
7. Access you routers configuration page
8. Navigate to the port forwarding or virtual server section
9. Enter the IP address of the host you which to forward traffic to in this case 192.168.0.99 (Substitute with you own IP address)
10. Enter the protocol the be used as TCP
11. Enter the private port which traffic is to be sent to, in this case 9100 (Substitute with you own port number)
12. Enter the public port which the router is to listen for in this case 9100 (Substitute with you own port number, needs to be the same as the private port for twonkyMedia to provide correct URL when navigating)
13. Save the configuration and re-start your router if necessary
Enabling Twonkymedia security
14. Launch your web browser and navigate to http://192.168.0.99:9000/setup.htm (Substitute with you own IP address)
15. On the left of the screen under basic steps click on client/security
16. In the user name filed enter a user name of your own choice
17. In the password field enter a password of you own choice
18. On the left of the screen under Advanced steps click network
19. Ensure Web Access is set to Local access to web configuration pages (this prevents remote access to the configuration pages via http://local.dyndsn.org:9100/setup.htm )
20. Click on Save Changes
Editing the Twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini file
21. Using windows explorer navigate to c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\roaming\twonkymedia
22. Right click on Twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini and select edit from the sub-menu
23. Locate dyndns= and change it to dyndns=http:// local.dyndns.org:9100 (Substitute with your own dynamic address and port number)
24. Locate enableweb= and ensure it is set to enableweb=1 (should already be set to 1 following step 19)
25. Locate httpremoteport= and change it to httpremoteport=9100 (Substitute with your own port number, same as step 22)
26. Save the ini file, overwriting the original
27. Re-boot your PC.
Notes:
1. Make sure you edit the ini file described and don’t get confused with Twonkymedia-default.ini that can be found in c:\Program Files\Twonkymedia
2. Simply restarting the twonkymedia server from the configuration page will re-set the Twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini and the changes made in steps 23-25 will be lost
3. Do not use TCP port 9000 for remote access as this is already in use by twonkymedia for local access
You should now be able to assess you media server for the internet via http://local.dyndsn.org:9100/webbrowse
http://local.dyndns.org:9100/webbrowser also works but does not display the site graphics correctly
How do I change the INI file on a NAS
How do I change the INI file on a NAS
I have been toying with this without much success ...
Here is the setup:
NLSU2 Unslung behind a basic router to the internet
So I followed the steps but:
19. Ensure Web Access is set to Local access to web configuration pages (this prevents remote access to the configuration pages via http://local.dyndsn.org:9100/setup.htm )
Cannnot do this since Twonky resides on a NAS
21. Using windows explorer navigate to c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\roaming\twonkymedia
22. Right click on Twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini and select edit from the sub-menu
For those using a NAS, on my NSLU2, the file resides at the root under /twonkyvision
24. Locate enableweb= and ensure it is set to enableweb=1 (should already be set to 1 following step 19)
Please see comment of step 19, the value is 2
Also for editing, I used iconv to convert from and to utf-16 and edited the file via vi in utf-8. Tried with vim without much success. I would rather use vim on the slug, so if someone knows the magic command, please say so.
Now, I do a basic killall of the process and restart it via the /opt/etc/init.d/S99twonkyvision script
When it restarts, I loose some config
And once it restarts, should the process be also listening on the remote port also (on top of the 9000) ?
I wonder why all this setup is not available directly from the web page, it would be a lot easier than messing with a utf-16 (BTW, why utf-16 ?!?).
So if someone could fill me in on the missing pieces to get it up and running ?
Thanks in advance
Patrick S.
Here is the setup:
NLSU2 Unslung behind a basic router to the internet
So I followed the steps but:
19. Ensure Web Access is set to Local access to web configuration pages (this prevents remote access to the configuration pages via http://local.dyndsn.org:9100/setup.htm )
Cannnot do this since Twonky resides on a NAS
21. Using windows explorer navigate to c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\roaming\twonkymedia
22. Right click on Twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini and select edit from the sub-menu
For those using a NAS, on my NSLU2, the file resides at the root under /twonkyvision
24. Locate enableweb= and ensure it is set to enableweb=1 (should already be set to 1 following step 19)
Please see comment of step 19, the value is 2
Also for editing, I used iconv to convert from and to utf-16 and edited the file via vi in utf-8. Tried with vim without much success. I would rather use vim on the slug, so if someone knows the magic command, please say so.
Now, I do a basic killall of the process and restart it via the /opt/etc/init.d/S99twonkyvision script
When it restarts, I loose some config
And once it restarts, should the process be also listening on the remote port also (on top of the 9000) ?
I wonder why all this setup is not available directly from the web page, it would be a lot easier than messing with a utf-16 (BTW, why utf-16 ?!?).
So if someone could fill me in on the missing pieces to get it up and running ?
Thanks in advance
Patrick S.
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Kos and others are right...one needn't be a linux-whiz just to get this feature running on a NAS. I envision a question-and-answer session in the installer: 'Would you like to enable web-access during this install?" (you must open port 9001(etc.) on your router for web-access).
Surely it wouldn't be difficult to to all the work behind the scenes, rather than have everyone learn utf-16, chmod mumbo-jumbo?
Surely it wouldn't be difficult to to all the work behind the scenes, rather than have everyone learn utf-16, chmod mumbo-jumbo?
Worst thing is that I am far from being a unix noob ... But documentation is very thin on this aspect. Im not complaining, but it's not the most intuitive setup to do.
I would rather be able to do it via the config page and also have to possibility to restrict the IP's that access it instead of the local/non-local option. I don't think I am asking for much here ...
Patrick S.
I would rather be able to do it via the config page and also have to possibility to restrict the IP's that access it instead of the local/non-local option. I don't think I am asking for much here ...
Patrick S.
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Very nearly there
OK I have spent a lot of time on this now trying to get thus feature to work on my linkstation and I am nearly there when accessing webbrowse from a remote location I get to the main page which shows my shares but when I click on any of them I just get taken to the main twonky setup page
If I click on a share the URL looks like this
http://mystaticip:9100/#%20dlnastrict/webbrowse/O1
anyone have any ideas
I have changed the twonky-mediaserver ini to the correct 9100 settings
do I need to alter anyother ini files?
The strange thing is that is I go to the remote url but port 9000 that works but all links are on an internal ip address
If I click on a share the URL looks like this
http://mystaticip:9100/#%20dlnastrict/webbrowse/O1
anyone have any ideas
I have changed the twonky-mediaserver ini to the correct 9100 settings
do I need to alter anyother ini files?
The strange thing is that is I go to the remote url but port 9000 that works but all links are on an internal ip address
I am unable to make the changes to the ini file 'stick' ... Each time I restart the server, they get overridden with the previous version
Any insights on this ?
Patrick S.
Any insights on this ?
Patrick S.
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Exactly my problem,too. I chmod'd the file to 777 (I think,I guess), and changed enableweb, but then vista says basically utf16 warning when saving file, and I haven't revisited it since. Tried three times and gave up. Odd thing is I'm certain I had this web-access working in prior versions before it was even announced as an add-on.sansp00 wrote:I am unable to make the changes to the ini file 'stick' ... Each time I restart the server, they get overridden with the previous version
Any insights on this ?
Patrick S.
Hi Patrick, wideasleep1,
I have had the same problem on my NAS (NLSU2). After restart of TV (TwonkyVision) using the TV-web frontend all changes in the ini-file were lost
Then I killed TV manually (killall twonkymedia) I made the changes in the ini-file and start TV manually - and then it worked !
The reason?
Perhaps TV is storing - before shutting down - the ini-file with it's current settings. So the manual changes made in between get lost.
Idea: Stop TV before modifying the ini-file. (I did not test it - never touch a running system )
regards,
Werner
I have had the same problem on my NAS (NLSU2). After restart of TV (TwonkyVision) using the TV-web frontend all changes in the ini-file were lost
Then I killed TV manually (killall twonkymedia) I made the changes in the ini-file and start TV manually - and then it worked !
The reason?
Perhaps TV is storing - before shutting down - the ini-file with it's current settings. So the manual changes made in between get lost.
Idea: Stop TV before modifying the ini-file. (I did not test it - never touch a running system )
regards,
Werner
Christian, Richard or other Twonky officials - it's about time you realise that even the biggest Twonky ambassadors (us!) are unable to implement (and defend!) your latest feature - remote access. Please act like you care for us - and respond.
Kos
Kos
Setup: D-link635/Linksys(wifi), PhilipsSLA5520/Noxon iRadio, Sonos ZP90+ZP120+S5+CR200, iPod Touch & iPad2, Twonky6.0.30(server), MaxtorSS+/Qnap TS-109+112 (NAS'es), MediaMonkey 4(media manager)
Got really frustrated with trying to get the ini file ... Ran the the twonky executable with the -help for the heck of it and notice that all the parameters could be passed at the command line !
Got it to work with the following command line in the S99twonkyvision file under /opt/etc/init.d
/share/flash/data/twonkyvision/twonkymedia enableweb 1 -httpremoteport [MY PORT] -dyndns [MY DYNDNS:MY PORT] &
I hope this will help others ...
Patrick S.
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Got it to work with the following command line in the S99twonkyvision file under /opt/etc/init.d
/share/flash/data/twonkyvision/twonkymedia enableweb 1 -httpremoteport [MY PORT] -dyndns [MY DYNDNS:MY PORT] &
I hope this will help others ...
Patrick S.
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Glad to see someone else benefited from my wall head banging
Patrick S.
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Setting the INI file
Here is what I had to do in order for remote access to work...
Server: Maxtor Shared Storage, Client: XBox 360
1. Stop the twonkymedia process in the server.
2. Remove the twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini file (careful, you will have to recreate all your settings afterwards!)
3. Add the three parameters (enableweb, httpremoteport, dyndns) with their corresponding values to twonkymedia-default.ini file.
4. Start the twonkymedia process in the server.
5. Reconfigure the server for license key and shares.
6. Voila, remote access working like a charm.
For the Twonky Media developers: Right now I can only remotely play songs one by one... is this the intended functionality?
Server: Maxtor Shared Storage, Client: XBox 360
1. Stop the twonkymedia process in the server.
2. Remove the twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini file (careful, you will have to recreate all your settings afterwards!)
3. Add the three parameters (enableweb, httpremoteport, dyndns) with their corresponding values to twonkymedia-default.ini file.
4. Start the twonkymedia process in the server.
5. Reconfigure the server for license key and shares.
6. Voila, remote access working like a charm.
For the Twonky Media developers: Right now I can only remotely play songs one by one... is this the intended functionality?
The procedure you just mentioned does not work on the NSLU2 platform. The file gets overwritten
On *nix platforms, the parameter passing when starting the twonkymedia daemon *should* be full proof. And it has the advantage of not messing with the .ini file which can be hazardous and complicated if you do not have a UTF-16 editor.
Patrick S.
On *nix platforms, the parameter passing when starting the twonkymedia daemon *should* be full proof. And it has the advantage of not messing with the .ini file which can be hazardous and complicated if you do not have a UTF-16 editor.
Patrick S.
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For Buffalo Terastation users, I had to slightly modify the instructions above.
So edit the twonky file at this location:
/etc/init.d
and edit it so the last line looks like this
/mnt/array1/share/twonky/twonkymedia -enableweb 2 -httpremoteport 9100 -dyndns http://yourwanipaddress:9100 &
Note with a NAS box you cannot have enableweb of 1!
Cheers,
greg
So edit the twonky file at this location:
/etc/init.d
and edit it so the last line looks like this
/mnt/array1/share/twonky/twonkymedia -enableweb 2 -httpremoteport 9100 -dyndns http://yourwanipaddress:9100 &
Note with a NAS box you cannot have enableweb of 1!
Cheers,
greg
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For Maxtor MSS Plus again slightly different but works great! Wonderful idea!
/shares/mss-hdd/__twonkymedia/twonkymedia -enableweb 2 -httpremoteport 9100 -dyndns http://yourwanipaddress:9100 &
Finally this works - but would be great if there would be as well a password as you enter the webbrowser!
/shares/mss-hdd/__twonkymedia/twonkymedia -enableweb 2 -httpremoteport 9100 -dyndns http://yourwanipaddress:9100 &
Finally this works - but would be great if there would be as well a password as you enter the webbrowser!
How can you receive the STREAM in Vista?
Hi. Followed the directions. I can get to the remote Twonky media server via the web and can browse folders. However, when I click the song, it tries to copy the file instead of STEAMING the music to my Vista laptop.
Any ideas of how I get the file to STREAM the music to me instead of getting a copy of the entire file?
Thanks in advance!
Chucksel
Any ideas of how I get the file to STREAM the music to me instead of getting a copy of the entire file?
Thanks in advance!
Chucksel
I'm running Twonky 4.4.3 on a LaCie Ethernet Big Disk NAS... and don't have access to any of the above (please please correct me if I am wrong). I know this isn't the best solution, but I wrote a quick Grease Monkey script in Firefox that swaps out the IP addresses.
Obviously this will only work for the computer you have it installed on, but if you access it from the same outside computer (aka your work computer) then this solution can be a nice band aid in the time being.
11.222.333.4 would be your public IP address
192.168.1.150 would be your internal IP address
I'm hoping that LaCie releases a new version of Twonky for this product, but in the meantime, enjoy.
Obviously this will only work for the computer you have it installed on, but if you access it from the same outside computer (aka your work computer) then this solution can be a nice band aid in the time being.
Code: Select all
// ==UserScript==
// @name Change IP Address
// @namespace twonky
// @description Change Twonky IP Address
// @include http://11.222.333.4:9000/*
// @exclude http://11.222.333.4:9000/setup.htm
// ==/UserScript==
var links = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
for (var i = 0; i < links.length; i++) {
link = links[i];
link.href = link.href.replace('192.168.1.150', '11.222.333.4');
}
var imgs = document.getElementsByTagName("img");
for (var i = 0; i < imgs.length; i++) {
img = imgs[i];
img.src = img.src.replace('192.168.1.150', '11.222.333.4');
}
192.168.1.150 would be your internal IP address
I'm hoping that LaCie releases a new version of Twonky for this product, but in the meantime, enjoy.
Re: How can you receive the STREAM in Vista?
I would like to know this as well!chucksel wrote:Hi. Followed the directions. I can get to the remote Twonky media server via the web and can browse folders. However, when I click the song, it tries to copy the file instead of STEAMING the music to my Vista laptop.
Any ideas of how I get the file to STREAM the music to me instead of getting a copy of the entire file?
Thanks in advance!
Chucksel
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Hi, I got it working via the normal web config pages....kitenski wrote:For Buffalo Terastation users, I had to slightly modify the instructions above.
So edit the twonky file at this location:
/etc/init.d
and edit it so the last line looks like this
/mnt/array1/share/twonky/twonkymedia -enableweb 2 -httpremoteport 9100 -dyndns http://yourwanipaddress:9100 &
Note with a NAS box you cannot have enableweb of 1!
Cheers,
greg
I simply tick the following setting on the "network" config page
Restart on NIC changes: True (ticked)
HTTP remote port: 95* - you pick what you want
and here's the magic to stop twonky putting in the local ip address of the Linkstation....
Dynamic DNS : / - yes thats right just "/" - nothing else
Save and restart the twonky server.... and away you go...
Regards
John
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Within my home network, I stream to my laptops/desktops/PS3(60gb)
Outside of my home network, I stream to my work computer. Hoping to stream to my cell phone one day.
Playing with the trial, loving it!
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Could anyone elaborate on Step #4?
I've got everything configured for my home setup, but I'd like to stream my stuff outside the home network. Problem lies when I connect to http://externalip:9000, I hit my twonkyvision server like normal, click PC Browser, and I can see in the status bar when I hover over the Audio, Video, and Picture links that it links to the http://localipaddressathome:9000/..., which doesn't help much.
Thanks,
Joey aka Boogieman117
I've got everything configured for my home setup, but I'd like to stream my stuff outside the home network. Problem lies when I connect to http://externalip:9000, I hit my twonkyvision server like normal, click PC Browser, and I can see in the status bar when I hover over the Audio, Video, and Picture links that it links to the http://localipaddressathome:9000/..., which doesn't help much.
Thanks,
Joey aka Boogieman117
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Ok. I got it fixed. It is working fine. I had another little problem: The Port was not taken from the ini file and i had to change it to 9101. Works great. Nice program.
//ok, changed harddisk, reinstalled twonky 4.4.9 and the webpages links always pointed to bogus locations as mentioned above. First page displayed fine but navigation was broken. What i changed to get it working again:
But most of all i used TwonkyVision UPnP Media Server Version 4.4.3.1 again.
I am using an ASUS WL-HDD with Oleg Firmware.
//ok, changed harddisk, reinstalled twonky 4.4.9 and the webpages links always pointed to bogus locations as mentioned above. First page displayed fine but navigation was broken. What i changed to get it working again:
Code: Select all
# Dynamic DNS
dyndns=http://WinnetouKoslowski.dyndns.org:9101
# Netzzugang
enableweb=1
# HTTP remote port
httpremoteport=9101
I am using an ASUS WL-HDD with Oleg Firmware.
Last edited by WinnetouKoslowski on Thu Oct 16, 2008 3:23 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Sorry Twonky developers but it just doesnt work, no matter what I do the remote web page always provides links to the local host ip address, it seems that the media server does not attempt to change the links based on where the request is coming from whihc is what I think should be happening.
I'm assuming that what is supposed to happen is something like this:
Access the server from within local network the music link is something like : http://192.168.1.8:9100/webbrowse/O1
Access the server from outside the local network (remote web access) should be something like: http://myweb.dyndns.org:9100/webbrowse/O1
But this is not what happens, the remote link always shows the local ip address, I reckon the TwonkyMedia just doesn't handle remote access properly.
I'm assuming that what is supposed to happen is something like this:
Access the server from within local network the music link is something like : http://192.168.1.8:9100/webbrowse/O1
Access the server from outside the local network (remote web access) should be something like: http://myweb.dyndns.org:9100/webbrowse/O1
But this is not what happens, the remote link always shows the local ip address, I reckon the TwonkyMedia just doesn't handle remote access properly.
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
I've tried the above and it has worked to a degree.
All I get is my router control panel.
I am able to log in to this and make changes but I do not get Twonky coming up.
A little help please.
All I get is my router control panel.
I am able to log in to this and make changes but I do not get Twonky coming up.
A little help please.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Hello
Try to find this file,
c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\roaming\twonkymedia
But there is only c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile and no roaming or tronkymedia.
How can i find these file?
Thanks
Try to find this file,
c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\roaming\twonkymedia
But there is only c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile and no roaming or tronkymedia.
How can i find these file?
Thanks
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
I got remote access working finally on my NSLU2 using this method last night. One problem that I ran into was that cookies were preventing the change to the Dynamic DNS field from something I had tried earlier to "/". I would make the change as described above, save, then restart the server, only to find that the field reverted back to its original value. After about 45 minutes of frustration, I finally deleted my cookies and temporary internet files, which fixed the problem, then it worked fine.Sysweb wrote: Hi, I got it working via the normal web config pages....
I simply tick the following setting on the "network" config page
Restart on NIC changes: True (ticked)
HTTP remote port: 95* - you pick what you want
and here's the magic to stop twonky putting in the local ip address of the Linkstation....
Dynamic DNS : / - yes thats right just "/" - nothing else
Save and restart the twonky server.... and away you go...
Regards
John
Also, for anyone who, like me, blindly follows the instructions at the top of this thread for an NSLU2, only to find that you've locked yourself out of web access, you can get web access back by running the twonkymediaserver from the linux command line and changing the enableweb value to 2, then opening the web tool and saving and restarting the server from there. Hopefully others can avoid my boneheaded mistakes.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
I used to be running 4.4.9 on Mac OS X and this worked perfectly.
In version 5, this totally breaks and rewrites over my changes to the twonkymedia-server.ini file.
I think I want a refund.
In version 5, this totally breaks and rewrites over my changes to the twonkymedia-server.ini file.
I think I want a refund.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Like chucksel and raven before me, I'm able to access my TwonkyMedia Server remotly just fine.
Photos, music and video show up on my browser (IE7) and I can see all my media. But I also get a messages asking if I want to "open" or "save" to my computer when I click on a video.
Is there a setting on the TwonkyMedia Server side I need to set in order to have my video "stream" directly to my remote computer? TwonkyMedia Server works perfectly on my local network at home for my notebooks, and two PS3's. But I'd like to also access my videos from the internet remotely without having to download and save the video first.
Has anyone been able to "stream" video remotly to WMP11 or simlar client?
Thx! - Markos
BTW - This is not a compaint, I love TwonkyMedia Server and how it works at home. I'm just looking to access my videos when I'm away from my home.
Photos, music and video show up on my browser (IE7) and I can see all my media. But I also get a messages asking if I want to "open" or "save" to my computer when I click on a video.
Is there a setting on the TwonkyMedia Server side I need to set in order to have my video "stream" directly to my remote computer? TwonkyMedia Server works perfectly on my local network at home for my notebooks, and two PS3's. But I'd like to also access my videos from the internet remotely without having to download and save the video first.
Has anyone been able to "stream" video remotly to WMP11 or simlar client?
Thx! - Markos
BTW - This is not a compaint, I love TwonkyMedia Server and how it works at home. I'm just looking to access my videos when I'm away from my home.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
This does not work in version 4.4.15. Please fix, thank you.
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to - For ver 5?
Is it possible to allow remote web access for version 5 (mac or windows)? It appears that many of the 'network' options are no longer available on version 5. thanks.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Maybe someone here can assist with my issue.
Bought a HP mediasmart ex495 with twonkymedia server (I think version 5.0 or 5.1 not sure how to find) pre installed. HP has restricted access to twonky setup and config web interfaces.
I have port fowarding and UPnP enabled on my d-link 615 9000 and have this port set up under the HP mediasmart console section for twonky.
Issue is this. I can access from the web via my ISP wan address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9000 and get the initial page. But when I click on any media links twonky is returning an internal LAN ip of 192.168.1.xxx.
So my question is
-What file can I edit on my WHS w/ HP mediasmart to add an absolute url to media file collection so I can use twonky from outside my home network.
You may ask. Hey why not just use the HP streaming software? And I may tell you it sucks.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Bought a HP mediasmart ex495 with twonkymedia server (I think version 5.0 or 5.1 not sure how to find) pre installed. HP has restricted access to twonky setup and config web interfaces.
I have port fowarding and UPnP enabled on my d-link 615 9000 and have this port set up under the HP mediasmart console section for twonky.
Issue is this. I can access from the web via my ISP wan address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9000 and get the initial page. But when I click on any media links twonky is returning an internal LAN ip of 192.168.1.xxx.
So my question is
-What file can I edit on my WHS w/ HP mediasmart to add an absolute url to media file collection so I can use twonky from outside my home network.
You may ask. Hey why not just use the HP streaming software? And I may tell you it sucks.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Using the Dynamic DNS name as '/' is what it took to fix mine.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
I think I have my system configured correctly, but would appreciate any suggestions in getting around this problem.
I am attempting to enable remote access so I can run playlists and music from my home system on my Nokia N900 smartphone. It has a mozilla based web browser, and a UPnP capable media player that works properly with Twonky Media Server 4.4.5 locally for playlists, mp3s and video files.
When attempting remote/WAN access, I run into a problem. If I leave client security unconfigured (no username or password), it works. If I enable client security, I can authenticate, browse files or playlists, but as soon as I try to play something, the media player cannot make a connection. Even if I save the playlist to the phone and try opening it directly, the same connection problem occurs.
Could the server be asking for authentication (again) from the media player?
I also tried Firefox mobile for the N900, but it crashes when attempting to start a playlist.
Thanks
I am attempting to enable remote access so I can run playlists and music from my home system on my Nokia N900 smartphone. It has a mozilla based web browser, and a UPnP capable media player that works properly with Twonky Media Server 4.4.5 locally for playlists, mp3s and video files.
When attempting remote/WAN access, I run into a problem. If I leave client security unconfigured (no username or password), it works. If I enable client security, I can authenticate, browse files or playlists, but as soon as I try to play something, the media player cannot make a connection. Even if I save the playlist to the phone and try opening it directly, the same connection problem occurs.
Could the server be asking for authentication (again) from the media player?
I also tried Firefox mobile for the N900, but it crashes when attempting to start a playlist.
Thanks
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
I have WD My World Book Edition 1TB NAS (firmware 01.01.16) with Twonky Media Server 5.1 factory installed.
NAS is configured to use static IP address from WD configuration menu.
Although there is remote web access on port 9000 configuring Virtual Server settings on my router, I have exactly the same problem as all the others here.
The links to the media folders and media files have the configured internal static IP and not the WAN IP as it should be.
So I have to change from local IP to wan ip ( or wan dns name ) in my web browser's address bar to access my media.
Notice that there is no option on Twonky Media Server 5.1 to enable web access as mentioned by a member, as there is no Advanced->Network Configuration option!
This problem is in fact rediculus as all we have an ethernet NAS and cannot access it from WEB although this was one of the purposes that we bought it.And we can not use it , not because it is not supported but because of an unacceptable programmatical error !!!!
Shame on you twonky media server developers that you don't give the people an answer to this problem and all our questions remain unanswered for months now!
NAS is configured to use static IP address from WD configuration menu.
Although there is remote web access on port 9000 configuring Virtual Server settings on my router, I have exactly the same problem as all the others here.
The links to the media folders and media files have the configured internal static IP and not the WAN IP as it should be.
So I have to change from local IP to wan ip ( or wan dns name ) in my web browser's address bar to access my media.
Notice that there is no option on Twonky Media Server 5.1 to enable web access as mentioned by a member, as there is no Advanced->Network Configuration option!
This problem is in fact rediculus as all we have an ethernet NAS and cannot access it from WEB although this was one of the purposes that we bought it.And we can not use it , not because it is not supported but because of an unacceptable programmatical error !!!!
Shame on you twonky media server developers that you don't give the people an answer to this problem and all our questions remain unanswered for months now!
Last edited by SLionB on Mon Feb 08, 2010 4:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
In my case there is an Advanced Setup>Network menu option, that contains all of the settings needed, although I am running 4.4.5. Even if this is not available, it should be possible to make the necessary changes to the ini file directly.
Previously I made the mistake of using the wrong port number in those settings, but now that I am using HTTP remote port 9100 with a dynamic dns account and the appropriate url entered, things do work as intended. The only problem I have is with my remote media player that does not support authentication, but that isn't Twonky related.
I also had mistakedly forwarded the wrong port through my firewall (aka virtual server), which needed to be 9100, not 9000. If your virtual server is set to use 9000, I'm not sure that will work since 9000 is used for LAN and 9100 for WAN. I think that Twonky will continue to return the LAN IP address in your entries as long as you are using port 9000, or at least that is what I recall until I fixed this - and this sounds like what you are experiencing. Please verify you are set to use 9100 and forwarding 9100.
Hope you get it sorted.
Cheers
Previously I made the mistake of using the wrong port number in those settings, but now that I am using HTTP remote port 9100 with a dynamic dns account and the appropriate url entered, things do work as intended. The only problem I have is with my remote media player that does not support authentication, but that isn't Twonky related.
I also had mistakedly forwarded the wrong port through my firewall (aka virtual server), which needed to be 9100, not 9000. If your virtual server is set to use 9000, I'm not sure that will work since 9000 is used for LAN and 9100 for WAN. I think that Twonky will continue to return the LAN IP address in your entries as long as you are using port 9000, or at least that is what I recall until I fixed this - and this sounds like what you are experiencing. Please verify you are set to use 9100 and forwarding 9100.
Hope you get it sorted.
Cheers
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Thank you for your reply!Crashdot wrote:In my case there is an Advanced Setup>Network menu option, that contains all of the settings needed, although I am running 4.4.5. Even if this is not available, it should be possible to make the necessary changes to the ini file directly.
Previously I made the mistake of using the wrong port number in those settings, but now that I am using HTTP remote port 9100 with a dynamic dns account and the appropriate url entered, things do work as intended. The only problem I have is with my remote media player that does not support authentication, but that isn't Twonky related.
I also had mistakedly forwarded the wrong port through my firewall (aka virtual server), which needed to be 9100, not 9000. If your virtual server is set to use 9000, I'm not sure that will work since 9000 is used for LAN and 9100 for WAN. I think that Twonky will continue to return the LAN IP address in your entries as long as you are using port 9000, or at least that is what I recall until I fixed this - and this sounds like what you are experiencing. Please verify you are set to use 9100 and forwarding 9100.
Hope you get it sorted.
Cheers
What you say is that Twonky Media Server uses by default differents ports for accessing it either from LAN(port 9000) or WAN (port 9100) !
So if I redirect port 9100 instead of 9000 on my router's configuration this will work magically through WAN using just port 9100!!!!
I don't understand it from technical scope but because it worked in your case I will give it a try!
And if it is working let me give you my best thoughts and wishes because there is nowhere documentated, and noone officially answered to this simple problem.
Others say that they put a simple slash "\" on dyns setting on twonkyvision-media.ini to make this working but we are not all linux experts and why we have to make something complicated for such a simple function is something I don't understand..
So I will try crashdot's method which looks logic and I will inform you , along with the commynity about if it does the job....
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
What a bunch of crap, I knew I should have waited to buy this damn thing as there is always SOMETHING that doesn't work.
THERE IS NO c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\roaming\twonkymedia directory or INI on my server
HOW STUPID ARE YOU, Why isn't this setting in the NETWORK section so we don't have to do this.
This is media streaming, how could this not work right out of the box, you know damn well we arent just acessing this from our local lan.
Here I sit with this crap, latest version and still get the local IP when trying to get ot the damn files remotely.
Edited the config..
WINDOWS, where are the windows instruciotns to get this done, as the other user mentioned, what is this 9000 local and 9100 remote going to work? Again, Any help here.... I am pissed, I spent hours trying to fix this damn thing.
THERE IS NO c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\roaming\twonkymedia directory or INI on my server
HOW STUPID ARE YOU, Why isn't this setting in the NETWORK section so we don't have to do this.
This is media streaming, how could this not work right out of the box, you know damn well we arent just acessing this from our local lan.
Here I sit with this crap, latest version and still get the local IP when trying to get ot the damn files remotely.
Edited the config..
WINDOWS, where are the windows instruciotns to get this done, as the other user mentioned, what is this 9000 local and 9100 remote going to work? Again, Any help here.... I am pissed, I spent hours trying to fix this damn thing.
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Better yet, WHY would you need a switch, I call the website up with the External IP, you should hold the damn IP in a variable and use that throughout building the weblinks, why would you let a program call you at 67.x.x.x and then turn the links into 192.x.x.x, all links should be 67.x.x.x. Also thank you for posting my internal IP of the media server, security issue, so if some idiot can hack the external IP, they will know what server to hit internally without having to look for it and maybe do something nice like delete all my content. Thanks.
To boot, I just got a CiscoNAS with 4 1TB drives with this Twonky as the UPNP Media server that I sold to a client, it is doing the same damn thing, I guess I will be getting a call soon, they mainly wanted it for to be useed remotely and who is going to look like an idiot? Me! But I am going to call Cisco and get a refund and tell them it was because this software that doesn't work as advertised, so maybe Cisco will call you. Second reason I am pissed.
1 plus, it works in house! I do like it other than this remote issue.
To boot, I just got a CiscoNAS with 4 1TB drives with this Twonky as the UPNP Media server that I sold to a client, it is doing the same damn thing, I guess I will be getting a call soon, they mainly wanted it for to be useed remotely and who is going to look like an idiot? Me! But I am going to call Cisco and get a refund and tell them it was because this software that doesn't work as advertised, so maybe Cisco will call you. Second reason I am pissed.
1 plus, it works in house! I do like it other than this remote issue.
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
>>This problem is in fact rediculus as all we have an ethernet NAS and cannot access it from WEB although this was one of the purposes that we bought it.And we can not use it , not because it is not supported but because of an unacceptable programmatical error !!!!
Shame on you twonky media server developers that you don't give the people an answer to this problem and all our questions remain unanswered for months now!<<
Great! Exactly! and still no fix. Thanks for telling me its V6.0 V6 what? 6.x.x? After the 6 betas?
Shame on you twonky media server developers that you don't give the people an answer to this problem and all our questions remain unanswered for months now!<<
Great! Exactly! and still no fix. Thanks for telling me its V6.0 V6 what? 6.x.x? After the 6 betas?
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
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Twonky Windows Version fixed thanks to my damn self, cannot believe not one person posted this, so no thanks to you selfish a$$ users as well that already fixed it and didn't post it back here.
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WINDOWS MEDIA MANAGER 2.? with SERVER 6.?.?
This is as of today 6/13/2010
I AM USING DNSDYN.ORG on my LinkSys Router:
Forwarding Port 9100 to my Internal IP x.x.x.12
External Link: http://[ExternalIp/FQDN]:9100
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SO, thank you dumb A$$ developers, tests and managers for wasting my time. Do you think you can manage to post the complete version somewhere in the APP, is that to much programming for you? like 6.x.x NOT this 6.0 BS. Half of you thier probably don't used the program so you wouldn't know or test it.
My Best guess is the program loads the twonkymedia-server-default.ini from C:\Program Files\TwonkyMedia
appdata=C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\TwonkyMedia\
BUT THEN it pulls the settings from
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\twonkymedia\twonkymedia-server.ini
Again, the INI file is located at C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\twonkymedia,
It has the settings in the file: twonkymedia-server.ini
USE NOTEPAD PLUS, the best editor around, to edit this damn INI. http://notepad-plus-plus.org/
(Here are a few lines):
# dynamic dns prefix for remote access, including http://
dyndns=http://[ExternalIp/FQDN]
# access to web config pages, 0 for denied, 1 for local only, 2 for open
enableweb=2
# follow symbolic links while scanning (Linux only)
followlinks=1
# http server port for remote access
httpremoteport=9100
So this Worked: http://[ExternalIp/FQDN]/config
Off to fix and test, so far its not steaming to the remote but instead its load the WHOLE DAMN FILE then starts playing and some of the options are working.
Twonky Windows Version fixed thanks to my damn self, cannot believe not one person posted this, so no thanks to you selfish a$$ users as well that already fixed it and didn't post it back here.
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WINDOWS MEDIA MANAGER 2.? with SERVER 6.?.?
This is as of today 6/13/2010
I AM USING DNSDYN.ORG on my LinkSys Router:
Forwarding Port 9100 to my Internal IP x.x.x.12
External Link: http://[ExternalIp/FQDN]:9100
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SO, thank you dumb A$$ developers, tests and managers for wasting my time. Do you think you can manage to post the complete version somewhere in the APP, is that to much programming for you? like 6.x.x NOT this 6.0 BS. Half of you thier probably don't used the program so you wouldn't know or test it.
My Best guess is the program loads the twonkymedia-server-default.ini from C:\Program Files\TwonkyMedia
appdata=C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\TwonkyMedia\
BUT THEN it pulls the settings from
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\twonkymedia\twonkymedia-server.ini
Again, the INI file is located at C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\twonkymedia,
It has the settings in the file: twonkymedia-server.ini
USE NOTEPAD PLUS, the best editor around, to edit this damn INI. http://notepad-plus-plus.org/
(Here are a few lines):
# dynamic dns prefix for remote access, including http://
dyndns=http://[ExternalIp/FQDN]
# access to web config pages, 0 for denied, 1 for local only, 2 for open
enableweb=2
# follow symbolic links while scanning (Linux only)
followlinks=1
# http server port for remote access
httpremoteport=9100
So this Worked: http://[ExternalIp/FQDN]/config
Off to fix and test, so far its not steaming to the remote but instead its load the WHOLE DAMN FILE then starts playing and some of the options are working.
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
I'm in the same boat as you - I've tried the "TwonkyBeam" but it doesn't seem to work either..
What was the "FQDN" you had in your instructions?
What was the "FQDN" you had in your instructions?
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
Can someone help me understand something. So I enabled remote login without any issue. I navigate to my video folder. I click a movie that I know works via local WiFi. I get a cannot.play this file error.
Here is the thing. I tested the same movie via WiFi and it worked perfectly. I then turned off my phones WiFi and logged in via 3g. No issues getting in but when I go to play the file error.
I am trying to understand what exactly would've caused the.same file to play.fine over WiFi but not.over the internet.
Here is the thing. I tested the same movie via WiFi and it worked perfectly. I then turned off my phones WiFi and logged in via 3g. No issues getting in but when I go to play the file error.
I am trying to understand what exactly would've caused the.same file to play.fine over WiFi but not.over the internet.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
WiFi = You're using local network accessBboy486 wrote:I am trying to understand what exactly would've caused the.same file to play.fine over WiFi but not.over the internet.
over the internet = you're not.
Please, read the posts above.
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
I spent hours on this hoping that I can see my server over the Internet. I can see the server, as many of you know, I can browse the contents but I cannot play any media. My network setting is fine and I tried it with another media server, Playback on my Mac laptop, and I can see it over the Internet and it works well. So, I contacted Twonky and here is what they replied:
>> In the current TwonkyServer versions you can access Twonky on any other system
>> connected on the same network. The remote access over the internet is not available
>> right now. Hopefully this feature would be available in our future releases.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> The Twonky Team
I think I have wasted my time and my money.
>> In the current TwonkyServer versions you can access Twonky on any other system
>> connected on the same network. The remote access over the internet is not available
>> right now. Hopefully this feature would be available in our future releases.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> The Twonky Team
I think I have wasted my time and my money.
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Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
That is once again indeed very sad.....
Re: Enableweb streaming how-to
The future version that is mentioned is TwonkyServer 6.1. An Alpha version is available from a link in this post - Windows, Mac and Linux versions available.
Bear in mind that it is a very early test version and not an official release.
PB
Bear in mind that it is a very early test version and not an official release.
PB
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