2025-04-02, 10:06 PM
(2025-04-02, 08:07 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: A thought occurred. Since you mentioned that your IP did NOT change, I remembered that some ISPs block port 80 and 443 on residental Internet plans. Their justification being that "only businesses need to run a web server".
Try using a non-standard port for the "external" port.
Something like this for the port forwarding rule
external port = 50080 -> internal port = 80
external port = 50443 -> internal port = 443
When you're remote you'd have to add the port to the end of the address. https://jellyfin.domain.tld:50443. NAT Loopback should handle this gracefully as well.
Hello again,
OMG, this is working! I finally have remote access to Jellyfin!! It was the blocking thing for sure!
Although I have a couple of questions.
Is it right the ports 5080 and 5433? Because the ports you put gave me an End Port Range error.
An second question. I still don't have access to jellyfin with the URL in my Local Network. Is there a solution for that or I should use the LOCAL_IP:PORT to access it? Do I have to change something in cloulflare, npm or the docker compose? Maybe the JELLYFIN_PublishedServerUrl variable?
Thank you for all your help!