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No password asked
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Thu Aug 06, 2015 8:01 amby Troutking
When I use Serviigo I'm asked for the Serviio console password, but when I use my win 8.1 and 10 laptop I'm not. The content just shows up in both and im not asked for the password. Is that because they are all on the same network, or is it a setting that I have missed..? Setup; one pc/server/htpc with win7 and Serviio, and tablets an laptops, android win7 win8.1 10 und zu weiter...
Re: No password asked
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Fri Aug 07, 2015 11:55 amby zip
There is no password for the console on Desktop.
Re: No password asked
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Fri Aug 14, 2015 7:56 amby Troutking
Bummer...
Re: No password asked
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Thu Aug 20, 2015 6:48 amby norm
I think he's referring to the media browser password needed to use ServiioGo ... any content via MediaBrowser you will have to create a password on the Console's Remote tab.
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Re: No password asked
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Thu Aug 20, 2015 12:01 pmby Troutking
Any pc connected to my wireless network can view and play any content shared on the pc/htpc where serviio is installed. I wished there was a password one has to use before one can do that. There isn't. So no misunderstanding here at all...
Re: No password asked
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Sun Aug 23, 2015 8:11 amby DenyAll
You could disable those devices in Serviio console (if you didn't want to grant them any access) or set them to have limited access (and then define which shared folders are part of the limited access group).
Passwords won't work - Serviio is a DLNA server and even if the DLNA standard supported it (it doesnt afaik) then most DLNA renderers (TV's etc) have no means to actually entering a password.
Re: No password asked
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Sun Aug 23, 2015 11:55 amby Troutking
DenyAll wrote:You could disable those devices in Serviio console (if you didn't want to grant them any access) or set them to have limited access (and then define which shared folders are part of the limited access group).
Passwords won't work - Serviio is a DLNA server and even if the DLNA standard supported it (it doesnt afaik) then most DLNA renderers (TV's etc) have no means to actually entering a password.
Good point.. thx for the tips btw..