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+---- Thread: Jellyfin not loading in Chrome, Windows (/t-jellyfin-not-loading-in-chrome-windows)
RE: Jellyfin not loading in Chrome, Windows - iwanttowatchthings - 2023-08-28
Yeah that's what i've just tried. Problem persisting. (slow respones cus GMT timezone, had to sleep lol)
Log:
https://pastebin.com/mZZv0BeC
RE: Jellyfin not loading in Chrome, Windows - TheDreadPirate - 2023-08-28
At least there is a log. And the startup looks clean.
Make sure your network is set to private. Also try manually creating firewall rules for port 8096.
Can you check Resource Monitor for jellyfin process listening on port 8096? Even without any active connections you should see entries for "IPv4 loopback".
Task Manager > Resource Monitor > Network tab
RE: Jellyfin not loading in Chrome, Windows - iwanttowatchthings - 2023-08-28
have set my network to private, still wasn't working
have managed to find 2 jellyfins within resource monitor https://ibb.co/Njp7cs6 , unsure what i'm looking at in this screenshot
that was the wrong link, ignore, here's the image i meant to add https://ibb.co/QrnHsXd
RE: Jellyfin not loading in Chrome, Windows - TheDreadPirate - 2023-08-28
Oh. Found something new I didn't notice. In the Network tab of Resource Monitor there is a "Listening Port" that also includes the firewall status. What do you see for yours?
RE: Jellyfin not loading in Chrome, Windows - iwanttowatchthings - 2023-08-28
here they are https://ibb.co/K6kWS3f
RE: Jellyfin not loading in Chrome, Windows - TheDreadPirate - 2023-08-28
Can you describe your network setup more? Why are there three different IPs that jellyfin is listening on?
10.14.0.2
192.168.56.1
192.168.1.233
Turn off the jellyfin server and go to C:\ProgramData\Jellyfin\Server\config. Open network.xml.
There should be a line that looks like this
Quote:<LocalNetworkAddresses />
Change it to what I have below, but swap out the IP for which ever IP you want Jellyfin to bind to.
Code:
<LocalNetworkAddresses>
<string>192.168.1.2</string>
</LocalNetworkAddresses>Start Jellyfin again.