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[hopir]

Hello

i have installed the latest MP as a dedicated tv server, and would like to connect to the server with the MP client FROM the internet. but it seems not working... I have opened following ports:

1433
1434
3306
554
6970

Can MP only operate on the LAN and not WAN ?

the server has a static ip

Regards
Jesper

 

[mm1352000]

Hi Jesper

You'll need very good upload bandwidth for TV. Usually a consistent >5 Mb/s with low latency. Even if you haven't got that, it should at least try to work if you have the right ports open.

1433
1434

1433 is definitely SQL Server, and according to the internet, 1434 is too.

3306

That is MySQL.
With MySQL you have to specifically enable access from [remote] clients. The same is probably true for SQL Server.

554

That is RTSP streaming.

6970

Don't know what that one is... maybe RTP/RTSP???

I think you might be missing at least 31456, which is the TV Server control interface.
There are comments about this scattered throughout the forum:
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/...nd-tv-server-90/ports-server-tv-engine-12075/
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/television-mytv-frontend-tv-server-90/tv-server-ports-11579/

the server has a static ip

That is a good step. Have you also forwarded the ports mentioned above from your router to your TV Server on the internal network?

mm

 

[chrik]

Could someone maybe list all ports needed to forward when trying to access live tv from WAN?

Would also be great if somebody could make a guide on how to make "it happen"

Does any1 know if MP or others are working on something that can adapt the streaming quality to the download/upload speeds?

 

[polarie]

AW: stream to internet

öhm does anybody can give me a hint how to
enable acces from a [remote] client via WAN
@ mysql5.1

 

[Epstone]

AW: stream to internet

If you haven't managed it yet, look in the MySql config file for the "bind-address". I think you need the external IP Address there.
Also the user connecting to the mysql server needs to be allowed to connect from a defined or any (%) IP address.

Or just google for something like "external or remote access mysql".