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    Jellyfin Forum Support Troubleshooting fire stick 4k max can't connect to server

     
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    fire stick 4k max can't connect to server

    new fire stick 4k max cannot connect to my local jellyfin server
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    #1
    2023-11-27, 09:23 PM
    I am new to this, and rubbish at networking so bear with me here.

    I made a jellyfin (version 10.8.12) server on a desktop pc. (Windows 10). PC on ethernet connection to router. I can connect to this server just fine from my phone.

    My new fire stick 4k max running jellyfin app 0.15.12 cannot find the server. I have tried using both server name and ip address.

    I just want a local server so i've done no port forwarding or anything fancy. I literally just want to be able to connect to it in my house.

    I am at a loss as to how to solve this.

    any help greatly appreciated
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    2023-11-27, 09:39 PM
    Hi manbearpig, I’m new to this as well, by in my experience late last week I had to put in the port as well. By default Jellyfin is configured to listen on port 8096. So maybe try putting in your.ip.address.here:8096 and see if it’s able to connect?
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    2023-11-28, 01:59 AM
    1. **Network Check:**
    - On Windows 10:
    - Open Command Prompt.
    - Type ipconfig and press Enter.
    - Note the IPv4 address and subnet mask.
    - On Fire Stick:
    - Access network settings.
    - Verify the IP address and subnet match the Windows 10 network.

    2. **Firewall Permissions:**
    - On Windows 10:
    - Go to Control Panel > Windows Defender Firewall.
    - Check Inbound Rules for Jellyfin access.
    - Add a rule if missing to allow connections on Jellyfin's port (usually 8096 or 8096).

    3. **Jellyfin Settings:**
    - Access Jellyfin Dashboard on Windows 10 (usually via a web browser).
    - Navigate to Dashboard > Network settings.
    - Check for any IP-based restrictions or limitations. Ensure "Allow remote connections within the local network" or a similar setting is enabled.

    4. **Use IP Address:**
    - On the Fire Stick:
    - Open the Jellyfin app.
    - Instead of using the server name, input the server's IP address directly when adding the server.
    - Format: http://server_ip:port (e.g., http://192.168.1.100:8096).

    5. **Restart Devices:**
    - On Fire Stick:
    - Access settings > Device > Restart.
    - On Windows 10:
    - Restart the computer.

    6. **Logs Inspection:**
    - On Windows 10:
    - Access Jellyfin's logs (usually found in the Jellyfin installation folder).
    - Look for log files with timestamped entries and search for errors or warnings related to connections from Fire Stick.
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    2023-11-28, 01:35 PM
    Thanks, I'll give that a try. see what happens
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