Hi, im sure this is a pretty low-level question for this subreddit, but im not really sure what to do at this point. I have, as youve seen in the title a DS-Lite tunnel and a non persisten IP in my router. This means port forwarding doesnt work from what i have seen/tested However, i got a few web-ui services that id like to be accesible from the internet. Mainly a few game servers, but also a mediaserver, jellyfin. I have tried out cloudflare tunnels, which dont really work with streaming video + its against the tos, and have read about ddns like [noip.com](https://noip.com/) which would solve the non persistent ip but not the DS-Lite, and would work as i cant open any ports. I also tried out port forwarding through airvpn, (to which i switched because mullvad sadly disabled port forwarding :/ ), but its too slow for even a consisten 1080p stream So im not really sure what the best choice is at this point. Do you have an idea? Thanks, mqttes
Hi, im sure this is a pretty low-level question for this subreddit, but im not really sure what to do at this point. I have, as youve seen in the title a DS-Lite tunnel and a non persisten IP in my router. This means port forwarding doesnt work from what i have seen/tested However, i got a few web-ui services that id like to be accesible from the internet. Mainly a few game servers, but also a mediaserver, jellyfin. I have tried out cloudflare tunnels, which dont really work with streaming video + its against the tos, and have read about ddns like [noip.com](https://noip.com/) which would solve the non persistent ip but not the DS-Lite, and would work as i cant open any ports. I also tried out port forwarding through airvpn, (to which i switched because mullvad sadly disabled port forwarding :/ ), but its too slow for even a consisten 1080p stream So im not really sure what the best choice is at this point. Do you have an idea? Thanks, mqttes
Hi everyone, i want to set up a jellyfin server so that it can be accesed from outside of my local network. (my first self hosting project :) ) However, despite having gotten port forwarding to work in the past, i cannot get it to work in this case. (Its a fritz box) I have contacted fritz support, they sent me the standard trouble shooting guides, which were of no help. Im quite certain, that, as is most often the case with such issues, it is a stupid mistake i made somewhere in the configuration. My jellyfin setup is run in a docker container of a Raspberry Pi with Pi OS lite installed. it works witout an issue in the local network, i do not use a vpn for this. Here is my Fritz port forwarding config: [https://imgur.com/a/LFZNgmu](https://imgur.com/a/LFZNgmu) The relevant port is 8096: [https://imgur.com/Dk67L4L](https://imgur.com/Dk67L4L) If someone knows what i did wrong, please let me know, Greetings, Mqttes