GL-E750 LAN: share devices with custom ports opened

vathsven · 2022-07-14T11:19:35.062Z

Hello ! I am owner of GL-E750.
Is it possible to share LAN between devices with custom ports opened ?

For example, i have two connected devices:

192.168.8.212 - wire connection (smart TV)
192.168.8.157 - WiFi connection (PC)

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So i installed HTTP server on PC 192.168.8.157 on port 8080.
Opens fine in browser on the same machine http://192.168.8.157:8080.
Trying to open same address on smart TV 192.168.8.212 from browser - it says can’t establish connection.

What can i do to make every device connected saw 192.168.8.157:8080 ?

Thank you)

Blobbie01 · 2022-07-14T18:26:48.856Z

Have you enabled the discovery option (assuming u are on windows)?

Here’s a youtube video on how to do this on windows 10

LupusE · 2022-07-15T06:37:54.335Z

From the text I can imagine three possible issues:

The ‘server’ (192.168.8.157) has a firewall that is blocking external communication
→ To test it could be useful to check with a ‘smarter’ device than a TV, maybe a mobile phone? Better a laptop.
The the SmartTV tries to open a https:// connection, but the service don#t know how to handle https:// …
→ Instead of 192.168.8.157:8080 you need to type http://192.168.8.157:8080
The Service at :8080 is using some language the SmartTV doesn’t understand.
→ When I open 192.168.8.1 with one of my tablets (cheap Android 5.1.1) the site is blank. The behavior of “I can’t handle this” is sometimes misleading.

I don’t think it is a routing issue in the GL-E750. It is possible to separate the clients, but in my opinion a little to complicated, sou you should do it on purpose.

vathsven · 2022-07-15T15:02:22.765Z

That was issue marked as 1 ) Turned off linux GUFW that was enabled. @LupusE - BIG thanks to point me to the right way !!!