But they still cannot see my Plex DLNA Server. I’m a bit lost as to what else i need to do since there are very few online resources talking about the same topic.
i was looking into Ethernet Bridging but im not sure if its the right way to go since its a lot of work, even less documented and maybe not even related to the issue i’m having.
Hi! Sorry for the delay. Are the clients mobile devices? On mobile, plex/zerotier might not work for auto-discovery/LAN like operation.
Plex does some fancy networking stuff and I’m not 100% sure how all of it interacts with ZeroTier. Did you add the ZeroTier subnet into your plex config? Settings -> Network
Your ZeroTier subnet isn’t the same as your physical subnet is it?
I tried to test with VLC on Mac, but VLC just hangs.
Kodi on linux worked as a client as soon as I enabled DLNA on it.
Is there a different client you can try just to double check?
since this doesn’t work with either plex or jellyfish and i can’t see his server either im inclined to believe its a issue with broadcasting across the network.
I set up my laptop on the network and i can ping it just fine:
for testing purposes i set up a node app to listen on port 3030 and had my friend check if he could connect to it.
So far he has always been able to reach me on my ip
If it wouldn’t work it would simply say timed out. Net unreachable means there is no server running on that pc. Check the bottom because if i wasnt pinging a valid device ip it wouldn’t send me any packets back. So seeing as i recieved 4 packets im inclined to believe that the connection works.
May be WINDOWS Firewall? Look in Google about blocking ping in windows.
And I dont understand whereyou use zertier, on PC or notebook?
Send ipconfig /all from both devices. And route print.
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