Note: If you just enabled UPnP on your router, please restart Emby Server. If you turn on automatic port mapping in Emby Server (option shown above) and enable UPnP on your router you likely are done and Emby will work remotely! Note: Most routers have the UPnP option turned off by default. If you do not see this option please install the Port Mapper Plugin from the plugin catalog. If you have a router that support UPnP and have this turned on you can enable the "Enable automatic port mapping" feature.
On the same page down below this section you will see these options: You do this from the Server's Network menu by enabling "Allow remote connections to this Emby Server". The first step is to enable remote access. If you have any issues with connections in your network check out local connectivity article. Before we begin, make sure you can connect to your Emby Server properly with apps and devices on your local network. # iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -i eth0 -p tcp –dport 32400 -j DNAT –to 10. Server allows you to optionally connect outside your home network. On VPS (public endpoint) forward IPv4 traffic on tcp/32400 to wireguard peer. # tail -f /var/log/ufw.log Extra bonus iptables NAT forwarding # ufw allow log proto any from any to 192.168.1.x # ufw route allow in on eth0 out on wghub to 10.100.100.11 port 32400Īdd rule and get logs for matches of that rule: IPv4 firewall and routing rule to open Plex Media Server port 32400 and internal IPv4 space of wireguard peer. # ufw route allow in on eth0 out on wghub to 2602:xxx:730b:xxx:cafe::12 Rules needed to allow IPv6 routing via wireguard to endpoint (no iptables forwarding would be needed on IPv6 as the other peer carries the public IP – they also should implement a firewall before using the below command!) View firewall rules and number to delete a specific rule.ĭelete a firewall rule (from number of last cmd) IPv6 unicast, anycast, multicast – well known addresses.Ĭheck status of firewall and enable or disable.# ping multicast address to have all link-local hosts to respond.
# Perform a Neighbor Solicitation (arp IPv4 equivalent) (apt-get install -y ndisc6) # Request a router advertisement (apt-get install -y ndisc6) Route -A inet6 (apt-get install net-tools) # equivalent to netstat -rn -A inet6 # Find the route decision for a given address. This post is intended to be a quick note to self on linux IPv6 commands, for quick reference when needed.
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