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  • ocin
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2011
    • 147

    CCcam in lan works - don't works - works - don't....

    Hello all,
    I've a strange problem (or not a problem?).
    I've 1 DB600PVR with Oscam+Cccam on for watch tv itself and share in lan as server.
    In lan I've another DB600PVr with CCCam as client.
    On server CCam.cfg has 1 F: line like this:
    F: user pass.
    On client CCcam.cfg has C: line like this:
    C: (lan adress of server) (server port) user pass
    Decoder don't works (server line in CCcamInfo is red).
    If I change C. line like this one:
    C: (external dynalias server adress) (server port) user pass
    Decoder works fine.
    Is that a normal case or there is a configuration problem?

    Ciao
    Dreambox 600 PVR
    Sifteam 1.9.4c + oscam r9164
    Ferguson Ariva 150 combo
    Fw 1.24B1 patch
  • kalpikos
    Experienced Board Member
    • Sep 2011
    • 7663

    #2
    Re: CCcam in lan works - don't works - works - don't....

    Hello mate

    On server CCam.cfg put:
    F: line like

    On client CCcam.cfg put:
    C: mydmipaddress 12000 line like

    Where mydmipaddress is the IP address of your DM box (server).
    You don't have to open port in your router, you don't have to take dns name.
    Just do what I wrote above and you will ok.
    Of course remember you must have the rights to share your line with another box.
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    • ocin
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2011
      • 147

      #3
      Re: CCcam in lan works - don't works - works - don't....

      Originally posted by ocin
      Hello all,
      .......
      On client CCcam.cfg has C: line like this:
      C: (lan adress of server) (server port) user pass
      In other words
      C: 192.168.0.50 (server lan ip) 12000 user pass
      Does not work


      C: (external dynalias server adress) (server port) user pass
      C: myserver.no-ip.com 12000 user pass
      Decoder works fine.
      Dreambox 600 PVR
      Sifteam 1.9.4c + oscam r9164
      Ferguson Ariva 150 combo
      Fw 1.24B1 patch

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      • kalpikos
        Experienced Board Member
        • Sep 2011
        • 7663

        #4
        Re: CCcam in lan works - don't works - works - don't....

        Very strange my friend

        Did you change the settings in CCcam.cfg ?
        You said that you have Oscam+Cccam , do you have the right settings in oscam?

        As its on the internal lan no need for port forwarding,
        as no traffic actually leaves the lan.
        Why you have dyndns address and also you have opened a router's port ?
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        • gianni253
          Experienced Board Member
          • Nov 2012
          • 903

          #5
          Re: CCcam in lan works - don't works - works - don't....

          Originally posted by ocin
          In other words
          C: 192.168.0.50 (server lan ip) 12000 user pass
          Does not work
          C: myserver.no-ip.com 12000 user pass
          Decoder works fine.
          Sounds like a network misconfiguration, but usually problem occurs in the opposite manner.
          To debug this problem, open a telnet session in your client and then issue these two separate commands:
          Code:
          traceroute myserver.no-ip.com
          Code:
          traceroute 192.168.0.50
          Then report here.
          Bye

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          • luk4asz
            Experienced Board Member
            • Feb 2011
            • 613

            #6
            Re: CCcam in lan works - don't works - works - don't....

            Check with ping whether or not they see these two receivers in the network. Then check with telnet you can connect to port 12000 on the client.

            Code:
            [B]From the server[/B]
            ping IPclient
            
            [B]From the client[/B]
            ping 192.168.0.50
            telnet 192.168.0.50 12000
            Telnet should take a few seconds and you should be disconnected.

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            • vimmers
              Experienced Board Member
              • Jun 2010
              • 1188

              #7
              Re: CCcam in lan works - don't works - works - don't....

              have you opened the port in your router

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