Streaming to iPhone/iPad/pc from h2s without being on same network

[xt3mpzx]

Streaming to iPhone/iPad/pc from h2s without being on same network

Does anyone have simple instructions on how to do this. Or is it not simple?


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[stuzx61978]

The main thing with this is you need to setup an dns address , and open the appropriate ports on your router. So unless you are familiar with port forwarding, it maybe tricky for you.
Also if you are accessing from outside your network , you need to change the default password on your box.


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[PsychoArse]

What ports are needed to be opened?

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[stuzx61978]

Default streaming port is 8001, and whatever port you have set up in openwebif.


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[fk2010]

Hi guys
Ive managed to set it up my box so that i can access from outside my network, but before i switch that on full time, i need to change the password. Can anyone point me in the right direction please. I just cant find the option. im using Wooshman build 3.03.

many thanks

 

[stuzx61978]

I used dcc to change mine [emoji1303]


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[steveuk23]

Hi guys
Ive managed to set it up my box so that i can access from outside my network, but before i switch that on full time, i need to change the password. Can anyone point me in the right direction please. I just cant find the option. im using Wooshman build 3.03.

many thanks

I think you just login via telnet and use the command
passwrd
Then enter your new password
And enter again
That's from memory your best double checking

 

[steveuk23]

The main thing with this is you need to setup an dns address , and open the appropriate ports on your router. So unless you are familiar with port forwarding, it maybe tricky for you.
Also if you are accessing from outside your network , you need to change the default password on your box.


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He doesn't "need" to setup a DNS
He would be able to do it without it

 

[stuzx61978]

How?
Unless his isp has a static IP, which I very much doubt, how would he go about it?


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[steveuk23]

How?
Unless his isp has a static IP, which I very much doubt, how would he go about it?


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By putting in his public IP !
Which would stay the same if he left his router on...and even then most times it stays the same even after restarting

 

[stuzx61978]

I beg to differ.
Well at least for me anyway .
I'm on sky fibre and the IP address changes fairly often.
Usually around a month or 2 .
I suppose it not a major problem for this use, if u use ur public IP, but I use my dns for other things where I would, or could get stuck not being able to access my router etc.
I also have a free dns with my Asus router , so for me it it wasn't so bad [emoji4][emoji1303]


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[steveuk23]

I beg to differ.
Well at least for me anyway .
I'm on sky fibre and the IP address changes fairly often.
Usually around a month or 2 .
I suppose it not a major problem for this use, if u use ur public IP, but I use my dns for other things where I would, or could get stuck not being able to access my router etc.
I also have a free dns with my Asus router , so for me it it wasn't so bad [emoji4][emoji1303]


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Not saying it's a issue but just pointing out that you don't "need" to have a DNS to use this feature like you said :)

 

[steveuk23]

I beg to differ.
Well at least for me anyway .
I'm on sky fibre and the IP address changes fairly often.
Usually around a month or 2 .
I suppose it not a major problem for this use, if u use ur public IP, but I use my dns for other things where I would, or could get stuck not being able to access my router etc.
I also have a free dns with my Asus router , so for me it it wasn't so bad [emoji4][emoji1303]


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Why have you changed from the sky router btw ?
I'm on sky fibre and thought about a different router but mine seems to do OK for now.

 

[stuzx61978]

Well 2 reasons really, I kept getting wifi dropouts , and I was having problems port forwarding , and when I contacted sky they told me they don't support port forwarding, and so even though the router was faulty, they would not change it.[emoji36]
So I purchased the Asus dsl - ac68u. Got to say, it's been brill, and wifi far better.[emoji1303]

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[steveuk23]

Well 2 reasons really, I kept getting wifi dropouts , and I was having problems port forwarding , and when I contacted sky they told me they don't support port forwarding, and so even though the router was faulty, they would not change it.[emoji36]
So I purchased the Asus dsl - ac68u. Got to say, it's been brill, and wifi far better.[emoji1303]

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Might have a look I could do with one with more Ethernet connections.
I can't be bothered with a hub the back of the TV already looks a cabled mess !

 

[stuzx61978]

Can u buy any with more than 4 Ethernet ports?

I'm the same I hate seeing cables!! [emoji23][emoji23]


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[fk2010]

thanks guys, ill have a go at it this evening :)

 

[steveuk23]

Can u buy any with more than 4 Ethernet ports?

I'm the same I hate seeing cables!! [emoji23][emoji23]


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I only have 3 usable ports, I think I must have a early version of router as I have a modem also that plugs into the router so that takes one of the ports

 

[matieboy]

Why not just buy an 8 port switch, that way you only have one connection to a router and everything else can communicate without having to go through the router, routers are not ideal for handling a lot of traffic around a network really,


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[xt3mpzx]

Can't figure out how to do it. I got the vu+ player app on my phone.
Is there a video or anything I can follow to get it to work on mobile internet ?


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