Goodnight, I’m a newbie. Is there any setting in IPFIRE that I can get my TV and Computer to communicate? My setup: [image]

[image] Antonio X: Do I try like this? almost, the source port should be blank. As I said, it is random therefore as it is the rule will not work.

[image] Antonio X: edited: now I think it is fine. It should work. If it doesn’t, it is the fault of the modem. In that case maybe you can find a way to make the double nat work. Maybe a static route? It depends on the firmware of the modem. EDIT, I am also wondering if a static route in IPF…

Why can’t the TV be connected to the GREEN network? Will the TV only connect to the Plex server? edit: I think that according to the wiki it should be as below [obraz] But TV needs to “know” where to direct packets - routing.

If the TV ( Plex Client ) is in the green (local!) network you don’t need any rules. Server and Client can communicate freely with each other. Or is there some other reason for the TV placement?

I tried, it didn’t work 1 [image] 2 [image] 3 [image] 4 [image] 5 [image] 6 [image]

Analyze this post and the next below. [image] How to get port forwarding working Installing & Running IPFire I’ll have another look. thinking Maybe a reinstall would be faster face_with_hand_over_mouth wink Could you show: subnet mask, default gateway, rout…

I can’t connect the TV to GREEN for physical reasons here at home =/ And working is as important as I learn and understand how to solve through IPFIRE settings :slightly_smiling_face:

I need to understand how static route works

Enter IP RED as gateway on TV then try again

Put 192.168.0.60 here? [image] [image]

IPFIRE + Plex Server + TV

Installing & Running IPFire

tphz (iptom) 18 June 2022 00:18 22

Analyze this post and the next below.