can't establish a connection to the server at 192.168.2.6:9200

[mattyboy]

Hi all...if this has been said before, sorry, i cant find a solution on here, if it has, please can you point me in the right direction....thx

I downloaded sabnzb+ 0.6 yesterday and for the life of me i cant conncet to the synology ds110j which sabnzb is running on, ive tried 3 different web browsers, ie8, google chrome and now firefox, they all come up with the same error "can't establish a connection to the server at 192.168.2.6:9200". I know that that sabnzb uses port 9200 has standard, ive checked ports and are not being blocked by firewalls, antivirus etc.. any pointers would be most helpful....thx in advance

[sander]

The standard port for SABnzbd is 8080 (not 9200). I don't know about Synlogy, but have you tried port 8080?

And: are you sure your synlogy is on 192.168.2.6 ? If so, can you ping that address?

[mattyboy]

[quote="sander"]
he standard port for SABnzbd is 8080 (not 9200). I don't know about Synlogy, bu have you tried port 8080?

And: are you sure your synlogy is on 192.168.2.6 ? If so, can you ping that address?


Hi there, thanks for the reply...

Well im using sabnzbd+ which is loaded on the synology nas, when i run the package on the server it automatically gives an ip address of 192.168.2.6:9200, nas is connected on local lan on router. Ping the ip and all is well, 4 packets sent, 4 returned. Checked the Sabnzb site  and its deffo ran on port 9200, so im at wits end on where to go now, reading about changing the ini file and see if i can change the port no from there....

[sander]

Can you find sabnzbd.ini on the Synology? If so, what does the *first* occurence of 'port' in that file tell you. And the first occurence of 'host'?

Can you logon (telnet or ssh) on the Synlogy? If so:
1) check that SABnzbd is running at all, for example with

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ps -ef | grep -i sabnzbd

2) check on which ports processes are listening:

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netstat -aon | grep -i tcp | grep ':\*' 

[mattyboy]

Hi Sander,

Thank you very much for your help, after a couple of hrs playing round with telnet etc i finally got down to the bottom of it, you wouldnt beleive when i say this, after hrs of frustration it was down to pop-up-blockers!! yes, hrs of heartache because of a dam tick in the box! haha, why is it always that some people like me never check the simple things first?..i'll dunno!!, its all working now Sander, learnt a few things has well, like nearly all the commands for telnet and busybox! thx mate