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Can't connect to port 8096 on local network, but 30013 works - Slidin71 - 2024-07-25
I've just set up jellyfin on turenas scale. I can access 192.168.x.xxx:30013 from any computer on my network without any problems, and stream any movie/TV show fine. However I cannot access 192.168.x.xxx:8096 from any computer.
Any help would be appreciated!
RE: Can't connect to port 8096 on local network, but 30013 works - crobibero - 2024-07-25
That sounds like you changed the port that Jellyfin listens on, but without your networking config any response is just speculation.
RE: Can't connect to port 8096 on local network, but 30013 works - Slidin71 - 2024-07-25
These are the network settings in the jellyfin web ui, and in the app settings on truenas scale.
RE: Can't connect to port 8096 on local network, but 30013 works - crobibero - 2024-07-25
I’ve never used TrueNas Scale, but that looks like you’re mapping the web port to 30013 instead of the normal 8096.
RE: Can't connect to port 8096 on local network, but 30013 works - Efficient_Good_5784 - 2024-07-25
Truenas Scale will not let you use ports under 9000.
If you used the community-provided app, you need to always use the port they provide (30013), not Jellyfin's 8096 port.
If you want a custom port number, you'll have to map it in the container settings to any number 9000 or above.