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UPNP (Universal Plug and Play) is a set of networking protocols that allows network components to see each other and use services of each other, such as data-sharing or media-streaming.

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I have my music on a small NAS, which includes a version of minidlna, and I listen over UPnP. My client will play albums, artists and playlists etc. I cannot upgrade either the server nor the client, ...
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I have a raspberry pi with a Wireguard Server and a number of peer's Android, Windows and another Raspberry pi. The tunnel works on all clients (for example i can ping my upnp server). The thing that ...
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I have seen that I can use miniupnp to apply port forwarding on my router, and I would like to find another tool to apply DNS and/or DHCP settings on the router. Is this possible? My goal is to have a ...
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This question is probably related to: Fedora firewall with UPnP? Because newer fedora workstations use firewalld, it's a bit of a different situation. The problem I'm experiencing is that I can't ...
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Imagine a standard desktop computer. Connected to this computer is a pair of loudspeakers via common 3.5 mm stereo jack (AUX). Everything works fine so far. Now we have a further speaker in another ...
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In home networks based on modern routers supporting UPnP, torrent clients just work: they ask the UPnP gateway to open a port for them when needed. Yet, every guide I have seen about setting up a web ...
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My goal is to have my linux server appear as custom device in Windows' network view, just like routers and printers appear there (with panel URL, version, support links etc.). I believe it is done via ...
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I installed firewalld on my Debian 10 laptop. Now Transmission cannot upload properly. If I go in to Edit->Preferences->Network and click [Test Port], it says the port is closed. If I systemctl stop ...
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I'm using pulseaudio-dlna+pavucontrol to direct sound output from my laptop (192.168.2.159) to my yamaha stereo (192.168.2.160) This only works when I disable ufw with sudo ufw disable I struggle to ...
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I notice this with iftop: # Host name (port/service if enabled) last 2s last 10s last 40s cumulative ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------...
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I have a server which, amongst other things, serves media over DLNA (UPnP) using mediatomb. Clients use Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP) to locate the server on the network. I found that the ...
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I have a MiniDLNA + Bubble UPnP Server running at home and I would like to access it remotely from my PC at work. I can check that the server is properly accessible though the Bubble UPnP App for ...
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My computer is connected to a router that supports UPnP, however it's not the last router on the way to the WAN. So, mapping there has no effect. I've got VPS and I've made a VPN network (computer &...
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I have a IP camera on my network that is truly plug n play. As soon as I plugged the Ethernet cable in, it was accessible from 'the outside', without me having to touch my router's configuration. So I ...
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I have been trying to harden my Debian system by stopping and disabling the 20 or so unnecessary services listening by default. One of them is called "minissdpd". Apparently this provides "discovery" ...
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