#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER FIREWALL INSTALL#
#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER FIREWALL ARCHIVE#

UMS does not really require installing it into your Linux system, it is a self-contained, ready to run, Java application in an archive file that you first extract the archive file which contains their application folder, then you just run their startup script from their extracted folder (UMS.sh) or their java file (ums.jar) they recommend their script.

#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER FIREWALL INSTALL#

There are many applications available in the Software Manager or Synaptic Package Manager (SPM) over 50,000, but there are a lot of other really good to superb applications that are not in the Mint software repositories and their developers choose how a user gets and installs their software and what other requirements they might need (dependencies) like which version of Java to install and use. MiniDLNA UPnP Media Server – Debian – Linux. Viewtopic.php?f=48&t=273165&hilit=media+server+ultimate * Media Server - What to use? - Linux Mint Forums FYI: I have a mini portable travel router (very cool and uses Linux) that has 'minidlna' installed and can stream any multimedia content from any USB drive or USB stick I connect to it. I don't like having a service run all the time because I don't have a dedicated computer as a media server, so I prefer 'UMS' which is easy to install and use (open firewall TCP port 5001). There are other choices for DLNA / UPnP streaming for your multimedia files including 'minidlna' (allow UDP/TCP port 8200), and the various media servers like 'UMS' Ultimate Media Server, Kodi (xbms), Plex, Emby, etc. Ubuntu Manpage: nf - Rygel configuration file Setting up rygel on your Fedora system - Fedora user group If you run ' inxi -Fxzd' and ' lsusb' from the console terminal prompt, highlight the results, copy and paste them back here, that should provide enough information.Īs far as I know the only Firewall ports that needs to be open for Rygel DLNA are the UDP 1900 and the 65530 TCP port. It would help to know more about your system setup. I just read your post and the good replies to it.

Universal media server firewall