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Changed ISP No Longer Have Remote Access to My Server

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I just changed ISP to a fiber provider in my area (Metronet).  The only network change was to unplug the cable modem from my routers WAN port and plug in the fiber modem.  Everything else has been left unchanged including my forwarded port on the router for my Unraid server.  Unfortunately, I am now no longer able to access my server remotely.  When I load the My Servers page from my 5G tablet or phone it says Remote access is available but the site cannot be reached.  The My Servers plugin also says it is unreachable and I need to forward port 443.  This was done months ago and I've verified it is still active on the router.

 

php /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/UpdateDNS.php -v

 

(Output is anonymized, use '-vv' to see full details)
Unraid OS 6.9.2 with My Servers plugin version 2022.05.24.1752
 Signed in to Unraid.net as Corrupt_Liberty
Use SSL is yes
 Rebind protection is disabled for unraid.net
Local Access url: https://hash.unraid.net
 hash.unraid.net resolves to 192.168.0.154
Remote Access url: https://www.hash.unraid.net:[redacted]
 www.hash.unraid.net resolves to [redacted]

Request:
{
    "keyfile": "[redacted]",
    "plgversion": "2022.05.24.1752",
    "internalip": "192.168.0.154",
    "internalhostname": "hash.unraid.net",
    "internalport": "443",
    "internalprotocol": "https",
    "remoteaccess": "yes",
    "servercomment": "Media server",
    "servername": "Kris-Server",
    "externalhostname": "hash.unraid.net",
    "externalport": "[redacted]",
    "externalprotocol": "https"
}
Response (HTTP 200):
[]
success

 

Solved by JonathanM

  • Author

Apparently this is an issue with my Plex docker as well.  I am really at a loss as to what could have happened here.

  • Author

Also just noticed that my WAN and Public IP addresses are different.  Any idea how to fix this?

  • Solution
34 minutes ago, Corrupt_Liberty said:

I just changed ISP to a fiber provider in my area (Metronet). 

Some quick googling reveals that in order to get port forwarding to work with Metronet fiber, you must purchase a static IP for an extra fee each month.

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