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...t PC, and your firewall must allow access on the port being used (normally 52199). Please see the topic called "Network Access" for more information. ...ress. You must include the port you're using. For example: 192.168.0.15:52199 Your firewall must allow 52100 and 1900 for SSDP.

[ip address or machine (host) name]:52199 192.168.1.111:52199 (note the colon before 52199)

...emote in MC's Options > Network, where you can choose a port to run it on (52199, for example). It shares the port with Library Server. Once you enable it Firewalls will prevent access unless the port (52199 in the examples above) is open. Please see [http://wiki.jriver.com/index.p

...r MC or Media Server). You will then connect to it from a browser on port 52199. http://idtest.jriver.com:52199 login/password: first/second

http://192.168.0.100:52199 http://dog.jriver.com:52199

http://localhost:52199/MCWS/v1/doc (where 52199 is the port that Library Server is running on)

If you can't connect, check your firewall to make sure that ports 52100 to 52199 are opened. The wiki has a topic on [[Network Access]]. http://localhost:52199 (this starts Panel, then choose Radio).

..., which is usually available on home networks. The Id uses ports 52100 to 52199, so these must be open in your internal firewalls (but not external). Thou ...ince they require root privileges to change. By default, MC uses 52100 to 52199.

: <nowiki>http://<server IP>:52199/MCWS/v1/Playback/Zones</nowiki>

...lt port to 52199 (to stay in the J. River network / DLNA range of 52100 to 52199)<br />

...figured in Media Center and check if it's alive. Example: http://localhost:52199/MCWS/v1/Engen/ServerLocation<br /> 9. Fixed: Panel - Panel was redirecting all connections to use port 52199, breaking Panel if a different port was set.<br />

9. Changed: All DLNA servers, renderers, etc. use ports from 52100 to 52199, choosen automatically based on availability.<br />

...er webpage would start Media Center 15 instead of 16 (ie. http://localhost:52199/LibraryServer).<br /> ...lt port to 52199 (to stay in the J. River network / DLNA range of 52100 to 52199)<br />

...figured in Media Center and check if it's alive. Example: http://localhost:52199/MCWS/v1/Engen/ServerLocation<br /> 9. Fixed: Panel - Panel was redirecting all connections to use port 52199, breaking Panel if a different port was set.<br />

...figured in Media Center and check if it's alive. Example: http://localhost:52199/MCWS/v1/Engen/ServerLocation<br /> 9. Fixed: Panel - Panel was redirecting all connections to use port 52199, breaking Panel if a different port was set.<br />

...figured in Media Center and check if it's alive. Example: http://localhost:52199/MCWS/v1/Engen/ServerLocation<br /> 9. Fixed: Panel - Panel was redirecting all connections to use port 52199, breaking Panel if a different port was set.<br />