Enhanced Web Admin

[HtV]

What about trying another port, could it be your provider is blocking something/certain portranges?

[ShiningDragon]

What about trying another port, could it be your provider is blocking something/certain portranges?

Another Port is same reaction. No, my provider doesn't block any ports. It's mysterious... really ^^;

[HtV]

Just to make sure:
-It doesn't work at home. From wan
-It doesn't work at work. From wan

Are there parts or software or whatever, the same on both systems. Router, modem, antivirus, etc etc

[ShiningDragon]

Just to make sure:
-It doesn't work at home. From wan
-It doesn't work at work. From wan

Are there parts or software or whatever, the same on both systems. Router, modem, antivirus, etc etc

Mhm, they don't have much together.

Windows XP Pro SP2 latest Updates
AntiVir-PE (aká AVIRA)
GB-PVR, EWA (both latest builds)

Rest is completely different (Hardware, Software, Usage)

[HtV]

My bet would be Avira, I read on their website that you can make exclusions for example for remote admin. So I wouldn't be surprised if you needed something like that for your webserver.

[ShiningDragon]

My bet would be Avira, I read on their website that you can make exclusions for example for remote admin. So I wouldn't be surprised if you needed something like that for your webserver.

Avira is only an AntiVirus Program, not a Firewall. At least on my systems

EDIT: I know this is confusing. There are different Avira's outside. I am using the "free" version from: http://www.free-av.de/

This one can't do anything with something like remote admin

[HtV]

I use Nod32, it's just antivirus but it interferes with the recordingservice. So I make an exclusion.
I would investigate further in this direction. You must admit it's very strange that on 2 of your systems it won't work.

[ShiningDragon]

I use Nod32, it's just antivirus but it interferes with the recordingservice. So I make an exclusion.
I would investigate further in this direction. You must admit it's very strange that on 2 of your systems it won't work.

But shouldn't it then interfere if i try to access local? Mhm, i'll try with AntiVir completely disabled (including all services).

[HtV]

I just downloaded and installed antivir, made no difference to me:mad:
I think I'm running out of ideas.

[UncleJohnsBand]

http://localhost:7647/gbpvr/guide.aspx <- YES, it works from the PC itself
localhost:7647/gbpvr/guide.aspx <- YES, it works from the PC itself <- NO, this DOESN'T work in the PC itself.



Home: No, but at work. I'll try now.



Mhm, just tested from another PC within LAN: Yes, this works fine.



Correct, this doesn't work on any PC in any direction from any point.



Yep, Port 7647 TCP forwarded to the GB-PVR Host.



Right, without this i couldn't access via http://pcnetworkname:7647/gbpvr on it; but http://tnb-theke.dyndns.org:7647/gbpvr doesn't work. Ip doesn't work too.

Any Idea?

I just clicked on this link and was prompted to log in....so I am getting to your machine....

http://tnb-theke.dyndns.org:7647/gbpvr

If you are having trouble reaching it from work then your company may have the port blocked....