listen serviio on multiple IP address

Hello,

I have a computer with multiple network cards with different IP addresses:

192.168.0.1/255.255.255.0
172.17.0.1/255.255.0.0
10.42.100.1/255.255.255.0

Currently, serviio listening on a single address, how to listen on all?

Thank.

[zip]

Only one is possible

okay, thank you!

there will be an evolution of serviio to manage multiple IP addresses?

[zip]

Not in the scope atm

you should be able to get what you are looking food forwarding the port serviio is listening on from the other two interfaces to the one where serviio is actually on.

e.g, i serviio is listening on 192.168.0.1:12345, you can set two rules like the following in your firewall:
172.17.0.1:12345 --> 192.168.0.1:12345
10.42.100.1:12345 --> 192.168.0.1:12345

IF they aren't static IPS but obtained via DHCP, you can try to use the interface name rather then the IP.

[jabrown0604]

you should be able to get what you are looking food forwarding the port serviio is listening on from the other two interfaces to the one where serviio is actually on.

e.g, i serviio is listening on 192.168.0.1:12345, you can set two rules like the following in your firewall:
172.17.0.1:12345 --> 192.168.0.1:12345
10.42.100.1:12345 --> 192.168.0.1:12345

IF they aren't static IPS but obtained via DHCP, you can try to use the interface name rather then the IP.

I don't believe this would work as is. As the server may listen but it also lets devices know that it is there by broadcasting and receiving information from devices on certain ports. If I am not mistaken that is UDP port 1900. Without port 1900 the server will stay hidden on the other network ports even though the listening port is available. I would say for it to work you would need to forward all ports that are associated with serviio using the method Strupniveral suggested.

Port 1900 is listening on all interfaces, at least in my case; just 1 port is bound to 1 ip address, the others are bound to *.
But yes, best approach is to get all the ports serviio is listening on and repeat above rules for all ports not listening on *

[jabrown0604]

Port 1900 is listening on all interfaces, at least in my case; just 1 port is bound to 1 ip address, the others are bound to *.
But yes, best approach is to get all the ports serviio is listening on and repeat above rules for all ports not listening on *

You realize I am going to have to set this up on my machine now to tinker. I hate being a chronic tinkerer sometimes.

jabrown et al,
Any progress on this? I'd love to set up forwarding between two interfaces. I have my standard network - which Serviio works GREAT on - and I just installed Hamachi to try and stream over the internet while I am away from home.

I have made it work with Network bridging. I bridge between my internal LAN (Connected to TV) and WiFi LAN connected to Router, which connects to all other devices, such as Smart Phone, Tabs & other computers.

For me My TV also takes IP from router and in Serviio I Bound the PC IP. So, both connectivity is connected to Router and all devices from both interface can use this DNLA Server. I even able to play into TV from my android phone "HTC ONE", I browse serviio and as player I choose TV, which is also visible in my player.

My TV is Samsung C630, for Android I am using MediaHouse.

Any news on this topic? 10 years have passed...

[atc98092]

Nothing can be done from the Serviio side of things. The DLNA standard controls the way it works on the network, and Serviio operates per the standard. You have to get fancy with network routing when you want to span multiple networks.