Den tors 26 maj 2022 kl 18:55 skrev Bo Berglund <bo.bergl...@gmail.com>:
> I have two LAN sections (home and remote) joined together using OpenVPN on > the > remote router to a dedicated OpenVPN server on my home LAN. > They run on addresses 192.168.119.x and 192.168.117.x respectively. > > The router on the home LAN is set up to route calls to 192.168.117.x via > the > OpenVPN server, so both LAN sections are effectively connected. I can > connect to > all devices from all devices. > > I also have an Ubuntu 20.04.4 server on the home LAN, which is running > minidlna > to act as a DLNA server for a video library on that server. > When I use devices like a smart-TV or Windows computers on tyhe home LAN > they > see the shared video library. > > But not so for devices on the remote LAN... > > Is there some configuration either on the minidlna config or elsewhere that > could be made in order to let the remote LAN devices "see" the minidlna > server? > They are as you see on separate subnets, which are joined together via the > VPN > tunnel. > Are you sure you posted on the correct mailing list? Kind regards Daniel
