Craig Brooksby <
rcbrxb@gmail.com> wrote: Here's a newbie question:
I installed slimserver on my Mepis box, and am able to stream MP3s to
other computers on my home network, on port 9000. Very slick.
(
http://slimdevices.com/)
Naturally, I want to play my music at work. I am a Cox customer. My
media player should be able to connect to
http://my.ip.add.ress:9000
from my office desktop -- right? Can't do it.
I know I'm on DHCP. As long as my Mepis box is running, it should
hold onto that IP address. Right?
I suppose this means my office, or Cox, or both, have that port
blocked? Or am I just stumbling in the dark?
If anyone else has installed slipserver, or has other insight, please chime in.
Craig
things that could be stopping you:
- your home nat/firewall
- your mepis box firewall (probably not if it works on you lan, unless you have a rule that allows local net access but block non-local ip's)
- your office firewall (happens to me a lot)
- cox rules.
I don't think it's cox. they mostly block http ports to prevent people from hosting sites on their home server.
Do you have a firewall/nat? Does it have port 9000 open? (may need to specify you mepis' box's ip if you have a typical consumer cable router like me)
If it's your office firewall, you'll have to find a port they don't block.
Shin zen ni rei
-j
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