Dns323 twonky how to#
Dns323 twonky upgrade#

Werbung As all data created by the software (Database, Covers and so on) is stored in /ffp/opt/twonky/data/, the upgrade is very simple as shown below. If you are searching for the article regarding the initial installation (not the update), please look here for this. In this place, I like your idea on accessing home-server TwonkyMedia Server from internet (externally), but may I know how you protect your media-server from internet access? It could be accessed by 'unauthorized' people externally, as we know TwonkyMedia and others DLNA-UPnP server may not have access-control etc on who can access what media/file on it. D-Link DNS-323 For other devices, please follow this article. Setup was a piece of cake (great job considering I dont do Linux very well). The drive has limited firmware out of the box, (the pre-installed UPnP server is not very good), but it can be upgraded to run Twonky Media Server. (It was cheaper for me to buy NL-M2 than to upgrade my hard drives on my DNS-323). The DLink is a cheap NAS, with RAID 1 capability. All these while my NAS and Media Player are all at intranet separated from internet on its VLAN (I have two wireless routers at home) due to concern to expose them to internet. I recently purchased NL-M2 to be a video server on my home network to supplement my DNS-323 with 2-250 GB hard drives. Now when I google on the way to access it externally, I found your idea here. Hi Sir, I've been using TwonkyMedia Server on two servers at home (ACRyan Play!On HD and DNS-323 devices) since the last one year by internally (within home network). Strange that this worked fine in v4 on my primitive NSLU2, but doesn't work on WHS. I also uninstalled v5 and tried the latest v6 but it has the same problem.

Dns323 twonky how to#

I've searched everywhere in the Twonky setup and config files and could not determine how to make this work. Obviously this doesn't work because my WHS internal 192.168.1.10 address is not visible from the Internet. For example, from the Twonky main page, the 'Music' link points to ' '. It will warn you not to expose your files to programs in the virtual machine as this may put your computer & files at risk and only to share folders if you trust the virtual machine. 2: Select settings (Ctrl-D) 3: Under the options tab, selet 'Shared folders'. From outside my LAN, I can browse to the root page of my Twonky server, but every menu selection link is broken because it now refers to my internal IP address. 1: With Windows 10 running, go to the taskbar and click on the tab entitled 'VM'. On my new WHS, I recently installed the Twonky v5 add-in and re-routed port 9000 to my WHS.

I just routed port 9000 to my little slug and I could browse and play my media collection from outside of my LAN with no problems. I used to use Twonky v4 on my old Linksys NSLU2 'Slug' NAS and it worked great for accessing and playing my media from the Internet.