Hey guys,
i set up a murmur server (debian package - 1.2.4) on my Raspberry Pi (B+). I also configured my router to open the ports of the device.
Because of the length of an IPv6 address, I used MyFritz! together with a CNAME record.
So the chain is like this: CNAME -> MyFritz! AAAA record (updated by router itself) -> IPv6 of the RPi
Now it comes to the Problem:
If I add the server to my favourites on a local computer using the IPv6 or the MyFritz! record, it shows the Server and I can connect using both.
If I use the CNAME instead, Mumble seems to be unable to find the server...
Using this tool:
http://www.subnetonline.com/pages/ipv6- ... canner.php
Shows that the Port (64738) is opened on all three addresses, including the CNAME record.
In addition, users seem to be unable to connect to the server from outside.
Any ideas what is going wrong/what I am doing wrong?
i set up a murmur server (debian package - 1.2.4) on my Raspberry Pi (B+). I also configured my router to open the ports of the device.
Because of the length of an IPv6 address, I used MyFritz! together with a CNAME record.
So the chain is like this: CNAME -> MyFritz! AAAA record (updated by router itself) -> IPv6 of the RPi
Now it comes to the Problem:
If I add the server to my favourites on a local computer using the IPv6 or the MyFritz! record, it shows the Server and I can connect using both.
If I use the CNAME instead, Mumble seems to be unable to find the server...
Using this tool:
http://www.subnetonline.com/pages/ipv6- ... canner.php
Shows that the Port (64738) is opened on all three addresses, including the CNAME record.
In addition, users seem to be unable to connect to the server from outside.
Any ideas what is going wrong/what I am doing wrong?