bigfool1956;270411 Wrote:
Port 9001 is the correct port to use in a QNAP installation, precisely
because the pre-installed Twonky uses 9000 (SS is not pre-installed by
QNAP, but by the distributor). This is not the normal port for SS.
As amcluesent said, if 9001 is not working, you need to
It could be that if, for some reason, SS has not been shifted to port
9001, that it won't start due to a conflict with Twonky, which would
correspond to something you said on a nother thread.
I would suggest that you use the admin facility of the QNAP to disable
Twonky for now, and then reboot
We have two threads going on this problem, and it is getting confusing.
Can we stop this thread and continue with the one in 3rd Party Hardware
please.
If someone could merge the threads, that would be a bonus.
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bigfool1956
David Ayers
Music is what counts, hifi just helps us enjoy it
Hi
Could anyone help please. I have tried to open slimserver-109 on
internet explorer. According to the instruction, it has to be IP
address followed by :9001. I did that but the page cannot be opened.
Then I was advised by QNAP technician that :9000 will do the work, but
something called
Have you searched the posts in the 3rd party h/w forum? People there
have had issues with the QNAP and been given instructions to check that
the slimserver is actually running on the NAS.
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amcluesent
amcluesent's
Port 9001 is the correct port to use in a QNAP installation, precisely
because the pre-installed Twonky uses 9000 (SS is not pre-installed by
QNAP, but by the distributor). This is not the normal port for SS.
As amcluesent said, if 9001 is not working, you need to check that SS
is actually
