Thread: Inaccessible OPDS since Router Change and Network Reconfiguration
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Old 02-14-2024, 06:40 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by culytera View Post


The host is my laptop. I have a CAT6 cable connected to it. When the host is connected to WiFi, the OPDS is detectable on my phone. So the OPDS isn’t detectable only when the host is on a wired connection. I noticed a firewall level setting on my router which was on high by default so I set it to low (then rebooted the router), but it didn’t fix the issue. I’ll test medium level later. The router is a ZTE F670L. I saw a reddit post with a similar issue due to the router but no one had a solution either.
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