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However, when it didn't work, I deleted it and installed it again using this guide:
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I was unsure how to share my container network setup, except to say I tried installing it the first time without any customisation, just basically clicking ok until it was done. I've disconnected from the network and shut it down - is this enough to give priority to MC on the NAS? ^ Does this affect what values I should be entering as external/internal ports?Īlso, I don't know how to disconnect my laptop's UPnP connection (if it's somehow hogging the system with it's MC Access Key). I've attempted port forwarding, but this isn't something I fully understand - my router gives me the option of an internal port and an external port - I've tried 52199 in both, to the internal IP address of the NAS using TCP and TCP/UDP and it doesn't seem to help.Ĭontainer Station lists the MC docker URL as:
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I can't find Virtualization Station on my QNAP NAS, nor can I find it in the AppCenter to download and install. Thanks zybex and Scobie for your support. To have both working at the same time they would need to be using different ports, so you could setup the router to forward 52199 to one, and 52299 to the other for instance.
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Instead, you should enter your router's management page and add a forwarding of port 52199 to your QNAP at 192.168.1.x.Īlso note that you can only have one redirect active at any given point so if you have 2 MC servers running at the same time (Mac and QNAP), only one of the access keys will work - whichever one is active on the Router either via a manual config or via UPnP. When you use the Access Key it gets translated to your current public IP address, so the connection goes to your Router it needs to be told where to redirect that connection to - UPnP does that.Įnabling UPnP is the easiest solution, but it's not the best as it may also open other services on the QNAP to the internet. This is needed to automatically tell the router to forward incoming requests on port 52199 to the QNAP device. I think I've only got a bit more than a week left before I presume JRiver will ask me to buy a license, and I only want to do this if I know it's going to work how I'd like it to.Ĭheck if UPnP is enabled on the QNAP Virtualization Station. Sorry, admins for cross-posting this question - my original post wasn't as specific in the beginning and the thread seems to have dried up. I just can't think what else to try, especially as my knowledge is limited. I'm hoping somebody here has successfully got a similar setup functioning and can please share their expertise. I just want to be able to use JRemote to play music from my NAS to my receiver. I understand running MC directly on a QNAP NAS isn't supported by JRiver, and I realise it seems my problem can be solved by just using MC on my laptop, but I don't want this additional device in the pipeline.
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I have no issues using JRemote or Gizmo to connect to this version of MC using its Access Key, and everything works as it should - the receiver appears as a renderer on the same remote apps that can't see it when connected to the NAS install of MC (using 192.168.1.x instead of the Access Key to connect). However, I've also installed Media Center on a Mac laptop. MinimServer, on the other hand, works fine with BubbleUPnP and the receiver is available as a renderer.
Instead, I can connect using 192.168.1.x and access my library that way, but my Yamaha receiver isn't available as a renderer - I can only play to the mobile device that's hosting the remote or Chromecast to my TV. I have Media Center running in a container on a QNAP NAS, and neither JRemote or Gizmo can connect using the Access Key.
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