hello
i have a pc runnig w7 with vmware workstation 7
i installed sabnzbd under windows then i get an error :
SABnzbd needs a free tcp/ip port for its internal web server.
Port 8081 on localhost was tried , but it is not available.
Some other software uses the port or SABnzbd is already running.
Please restart SABnzbd with a different port number.
Press Startkey+R and type the line (example):
C:\Program Files\SABnzbd\SABnzbd.exe --server localhost:8082
If you get this error message again, please try a different number.
so vmware or pfsense blocks the access to make running a webserver program like sabnzbd
any have a solution for this ? tried many diffent ports
port error with vmware and pfsense
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Re: port error with vmware and pfsense
Must be pfsense, since I occasionally test SABnzbd under VMWare.
Did you tell pfsense to let SABnzbd through?
Did you tell pfsense to let SABnzbd through?
Re: port error with vmware and pfsense
no how can i do that ? is that need on lan side ?shypike wrote: Must be pfsense, since I occasionally test SABnzbd under VMWare.
Did you tell pfsense to let SABnzbd through?
i have windows 7 with vmware on it witch drives pfsense virtual
Re: port error with vmware and pfsense
So SABnzbd runs on native Windows 7 and not in the VMWare box?
In that case VMWare isn't really a factor.
Where does fpsense run?
Does it replace the built-in Windows firewall?
In that case VMWare isn't really a factor.
Where does fpsense run?
Does it replace the built-in Windows firewall?

