2024-12-24, 04:32 AM
In addition to checking your firewall settings, when you go to the other network what address are you typing in to access? You should be typing in the public ip where your server is hosted (if you google "What's my ipv4 address" you should see a few results that will give you your address). You'll want to be typing in something like http://XX.XXX.XXX.XX:8096 to the client address field. When you're setting up port forwarding to your server though you will want to make sure that you are forwarding the port to your server's local address (e.g. forward port 8096 to something like 192.168.1.50 or 10.10.0.50, you can check this value somewhere under your Network&internet pannel).
Somethign that should be mentioned is that http traffic is not secure, the common recommendations are to set up either a reverse proxy (at the end of the tutorial linked by crobibero above) and enable https or use something like tailscale which gets touched on here: https://www.ethanmad.com/post/jellyfin_remote_access/
Somethign that should be mentioned is that http traffic is not secure, the common recommendations are to set up either a reverse proxy (at the end of the tutorial linked by crobibero above) and enable https or use something like tailscale which gets touched on here: https://www.ethanmad.com/post/jellyfin_remote_access/