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lose ftp connection (or IP address) and have to reboot
Is this between two devices both cabled to the router LAN ports, or is one wireless? If you change the IP address of your 3com router to something different on the LAN side and connect one of the LAN ports to your BT router you can use the remaining ports on either as LAN ports and/or drop a 5...- dragon-it
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HDR Fox T2 - Web Interface & Port Forwarding
Above shows that ports 9332 to 9332 are being forwarded from outside to port 22 onwards... in this case there is only only one port. It could be port 5900-5910 outside goes to 2000 to 2010 inside for instance. Some routers you can define a service for each port no. you want to use then...- dragon-it
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HDR Fox T2 - Web Interface & Port Forwarding
Agreed there... I would normally only open a port to the outside world if restricted to a certain external IP, and ideally through vpn or ssh unless I want it to be open to the world. While it is 'only' the humax and your home network if someone got into your humax webif they can get access...- dragon-it
- Post #6
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HDR Fox T2 - Web Interface & Port Forwarding
If you did want to do it you should need roughly: 1. Fixed IP address on Humax instead of DHCP, with router and subnet mask set correctly -- if it can get to Online portal should be OK 2. Port forward of port 80 from router to IP of humax. Some routers will let you pick a different port...- dragon-it
- Post #3
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lost connection
Ok will leave it at that then. If you want to make sure it doesn't change again go into your router and find under DHCP there will be most likely something about reserved addresses or a way to reserver the ".6" address it has now. Alternatively go into the manual settings and set it manually...- dragon-it
- Post #25
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lost connection
Or may just be the home plug needs resetting or re linking. My Zyxel ones have died, literally dead, no lights on, x 3 so far, though they keep replacing them wish I'd kept with the cheap ones I had before that were 100%! (These are MUCH faster, just less reliable). They also lose touch every...- dragon-it
- Post #23
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lost connection
The humax should respond though even without the custom firmware or web-if. If humax is set to DHCP and gets an IP address allocated then physical comms is working, as is the ip stack. 1. It has a link light, and you can see activity? 2. Is this wired network, wired via "home plug", or...- dragon-it
- Post #16
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lost connection
What does your PC show for LAN or wireless adapter you are using for command IPCONFIG ran from command prompt. Open a command prompt on your pc and type / paste these in to PING everything in the range 192.168.0.x: (for /l %a in (1,1,254) do @PING 192.168.0.%a -n 1 -w 50 | find /i...- dragon-it
- Post #13
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Decrypt Failed - File In Use
In fact the encrypted files have already auto-decrypted themselves and the "upgrade all" I triggered earlier to pickup the new web-if package must have been at just the right time to pickup the new stripts. So confirmed working for me anyway, thanks!- dragon-it
- Post #39
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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Decrypt Failed - File In Use
Everyone on the ball as usual. Will kick off upgrade of that package now -- Home and Away recorded from Five has been unable to auto-decrypt for the last week or so, possibly aligned with the changes to the Mux setup of the D3&4 mux?- dragon-it
- Post #38
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Remote access to TWO HDR's (Not via RS)
Even simple home-routers often allow you to use different ports on the "inside" and "outside" for port forwarding too btw.... i.e. you connect externally to port 64321 or something and it sends it to x.x.x.x port 443 inside - can be easier when you can't amend the internal port for a device. Steve- dragon-it
- Post #12
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Feature request(?) - Keep most recent only
Black Hole - not sure whether you are talking about something in the web-if - the one on the TV interface in Media nearly always has barely a line showing on it for free space! I do it manually anyway but was just suggesting if you could effectively get something like this: Films\Film name -...- dragon-it
- Post #14
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Feature request(?) - Keep most recent only
Thanks af123, I suppose "delete it 'cos you want the space and they'll never notice it has gone" option is harder to define... I wonder whether it is also possible to consider a flattened directory structure view of all files at some point that could then be sorted by size, or at least the...- dragon-it
- Post #12
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Feature request(?) - Keep most recent only
Had missed "Auto-expire".... one to try, thanks!- dragon-it
- Post #4
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Feature request(?) - Keep most recent only
Can see a use for that if I've missed it too! Further scenarios... You have to continously go through and remove watched episodes of Horrid Henry, Simpsons, Almost Naked Animals and a million other things recorded by everyone, watched and never deleted, along with the "oh but he likes...- dragon-it
- Post #3
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Stream from HDR to HD...
Dave_G -- it works really well too... much better than playing around with trying XMBC on raspberry Pi and various other options.... wife and kids proof .... they just select "Downstairs" out of the list...- dragon-it
- Post #6
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How do you change your network group.
In Windows networking it is normal to keep the workgroup name the same as any other workgroup or domain names, would normally only show computers in your own workgroup/domain in "network neighbourhood". Not sure how current Windows versions actually use it as such, though all mine are the same...- dragon-it
- Post #9
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How do you change your network group.
Just re-enabled Samba package and it does appear to still use that config file but no obvious amendment through the web interface settings tab -- you can change in the diagnostics page using "file editor" or through telnet.- dragon-it
- Post #6
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How do you change your network group.
If you are running samba I presume it will use the one in the file smb.conf, I don't use samba at the mo. to check but from putting it on before theis a config file is listed in /mnt/hd2/mod/etc/smb.conf Steve- dragon-it
- Post #5
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Raspberry Pi DLNA Client
As far as I was aware teh cable doesn't make any difference to whether it works with CEC or not, pin outs the same?- dragon-it
- Post #146
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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lose ftp connection (or IP address) and have to reboot
Is this between two devices both cabled to the router LAN ports, or is one wireless? If you change the IP address of your 3com router to something different on the LAN side and connect one of the LAN ports to your BT router you can use the remaining ports on either as LAN ports and/or drop a 5...- dragon-it
- Post #7
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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HDR Fox T2 - Web Interface & Port Forwarding
Above shows that ports 9332 to 9332 are being forwarded from outside to port 22 onwards... in this case there is only only one port. It could be port 5900-5910 outside goes to 2000 to 2010 inside for instance. Some routers you can define a service for each port no. you want to use then...- dragon-it
- Post #12
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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HDR Fox T2 - Web Interface & Port Forwarding
Agreed there... I would normally only open a port to the outside world if restricted to a certain external IP, and ideally through vpn or ssh unless I want it to be open to the world. While it is 'only' the humax and your home network if someone got into your humax webif they can get access...- dragon-it
- Post #6
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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HDR Fox T2 - Web Interface & Port Forwarding
If you did want to do it you should need roughly: 1. Fixed IP address on Humax instead of DHCP, with router and subnet mask set correctly -- if it can get to Online portal should be OK 2. Port forward of port 80 from router to IP of humax. Some routers will let you pick a different port...- dragon-it
- Post #3
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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lost connection
Ok will leave it at that then. If you want to make sure it doesn't change again go into your router and find under DHCP there will be most likely something about reserved addresses or a way to reserver the ".6" address it has now. Alternatively go into the manual settings and set it manually...- dragon-it
- Post #25
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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lost connection
Or may just be the home plug needs resetting or re linking. My Zyxel ones have died, literally dead, no lights on, x 3 so far, though they keep replacing them wish I'd kept with the cheap ones I had before that were 100%! (These are MUCH faster, just less reliable). They also lose touch every...- dragon-it
- Post #23
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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lost connection
The humax should respond though even without the custom firmware or web-if. If humax is set to DHCP and gets an IP address allocated then physical comms is working, as is the ip stack. 1. It has a link light, and you can see activity? 2. Is this wired network, wired via "home plug", or...- dragon-it
- Post #16
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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lost connection
What does your PC show for LAN or wireless adapter you are using for command IPCONFIG ran from command prompt. Open a command prompt on your pc and type / paste these in to PING everything in the range 192.168.0.x: (for /l %a in (1,1,254) do @PING 192.168.0.%a -n 1 -w 50 | find /i...- dragon-it
- Post #13
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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Decrypt Failed - File In Use
In fact the encrypted files have already auto-decrypted themselves and the "upgrade all" I triggered earlier to pickup the new web-if package must have been at just the right time to pickup the new stripts. So confirmed working for me anyway, thanks!- dragon-it
- Post #39
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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D
Decrypt Failed - File In Use
Everyone on the ball as usual. Will kick off upgrade of that package now -- Home and Away recorded from Five has been unable to auto-decrypt for the last week or so, possibly aligned with the changes to the Mux setup of the D3&4 mux?- dragon-it
- Post #38
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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D
Remote access to TWO HDR's (Not via RS)
Even simple home-routers often allow you to use different ports on the "inside" and "outside" for port forwarding too btw.... i.e. you connect externally to port 64321 or something and it sends it to x.x.x.x port 443 inside - can be easier when you can't amend the internal port for a device. Steve- dragon-it
- Post #12
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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Feature request(?) - Keep most recent only
Black Hole - not sure whether you are talking about something in the web-if - the one on the TV interface in Media nearly always has barely a line showing on it for free space! I do it manually anyway but was just suggesting if you could effectively get something like this: Films\Film name -...- dragon-it
- Post #14
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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Feature request(?) - Keep most recent only
Thanks af123, I suppose "delete it 'cos you want the space and they'll never notice it has gone" option is harder to define... I wonder whether it is also possible to consider a flattened directory structure view of all files at some point that could then be sorted by size, or at least the...- dragon-it
- Post #12
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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Feature request(?) - Keep most recent only
Had missed "Auto-expire".... one to try, thanks!- dragon-it
- Post #4
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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Feature request(?) - Keep most recent only
Can see a use for that if I've missed it too! Further scenarios... You have to continously go through and remove watched episodes of Horrid Henry, Simpsons, Almost Naked Animals and a million other things recorded by everyone, watched and never deleted, along with the "oh but he likes...- dragon-it
- Post #3
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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Stream from HDR to HD...
Dave_G -- it works really well too... much better than playing around with trying XMBC on raspberry Pi and various other options.... wife and kids proof .... they just select "Downstairs" out of the list...- dragon-it
- Post #6
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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How do you change your network group.
In Windows networking it is normal to keep the workgroup name the same as any other workgroup or domain names, would normally only show computers in your own workgroup/domain in "network neighbourhood". Not sure how current Windows versions actually use it as such, though all mine are the same...- dragon-it
- Post #9
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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D
How do you change your network group.
Just re-enabled Samba package and it does appear to still use that config file but no obvious amendment through the web interface settings tab -- you can change in the diagnostics page using "file editor" or through telnet.- dragon-it
- Post #6
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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D
How do you change your network group.
If you are running samba I presume it will use the one in the file smb.conf, I don't use samba at the mo. to check but from putting it on before theis a config file is listed in /mnt/hd2/mod/etc/smb.conf Steve- dragon-it
- Post #5
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware
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Raspberry Pi DLNA Client
As far as I was aware teh cable doesn't make any difference to whether it works with CEC or not, pin outs the same?- dragon-it
- Post #146
- Forum: HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware