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== IP Address Method ==
== IP Address Method ==
If you prefer, you can use an IP address to connect. In most cases, when you are asked for the Access Key, you can instead enter an IP address. You must include the port you're using. For example: 192.168.0.15:52199
If you prefer, you can use an IP address to connect. In most cases, when you are asked for the Access Key, you can instead enter an IP address. You must include the port you're using. For example: 192.168.0.15:52199 Your firewall must allow 52100 and 1900 for SSDP.


== More ==
== More ==

Revision as of 05:33, 21 August 2023

Many of JRiver's Media Network features require use of an Access Key. This is a six character string that is associated with the server (MC). You will find it on your server in Tools > Options > Media Network after Media Network is turned on. You then enter it on your client program. This might be JRemote, Gizmo, Panel, or Media Center itself.

This key is automatically generated by JRiver's servers. It is associated with two IP addresses. One is for your server, as seen from inside your network (local), and the other is your outside address (Internet). The Access Key method will work even if your outside address changes from time to time. To achieve access from outside your network, your router must forward requests to the correct PC, and your firewall must allow access on the port being used (normally 52199). Please see the topic called "Network Access" for more information.

IP Address Method

If you prefer, you can use an IP address to connect. In most cases, when you are asked for the Access Key, you can instead enter an IP address. You must include the port you're using. For example: 192.168.0.15:52199 Your firewall must allow 52100 and 1900 for SSDP.

More

JRiver's Interact forum has a board on Remotes and one on Media Network.

Network Access has information about firewalls and routers.