Access to enigma2 (tv, webif) remotely?

Pierangelo

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My Satellite Setup
150 cm from 80 east to 40 west + C lnb
My Location
Italy
Dears,

I'm looking for an option to get access to my Box outside my house, and I know I set correctly douter doors.

Enigma2 keeps on asking for password?

Which one? (Octagon sf8008 with openatv 6.3)

Locally I can do this, but I want to do it by being anywhere and not needing teamviewer with an auxiliary computer.

Can you help me detailing what to do with webif interface/password and mainly if I can really watch tv from remote?

thanks
 
Yes, you can do it using openwebif, and there are a number of methods, or at least there were.
Personally I haven't bothered but there are videos, on youtube, showing some methods, but most of these were some time ago.
Code:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDx5tUYoH_w
 
The Echostar HDS600(RS?) has slingbox technology built in.
 
Enigma and enigma2 allow to stream the channels that the receiver sees / tunes.
In your internal network (home) and outside of this online.
At home you use ports 80, 8001 and 8002 normally.
Ask passwd, you decide.

Outside the house, you have to use some dyndns service (for example), which allows you to know the public IP of your installation so you can see from the outside and redirectional ports are recommended to others not so well known.
The friends, scan and always look at the passwd of the images by default, many do not change and are easy prey.

Others use VPN connections to your network and not have to do anything else to be an internal connection.
The receiver is managed with the virtual command, also from openwebift (the web page that shows the IP of the receiver).
Some colleagues use the channel list to connect these channels quickly and easily.
As always, in the network you have everything very well told, the waiting is more enjoyable in this way.

With slingbox at the beginning when not being able to lower the bitrate of the receiver (2004), with optical fiber, end of the problems.
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Tanto enigma como enigma2 permiten hacer streaming de los canales que ve/sintoniza el receptor.
Tanto en tu red interna (casa) como fuera de esta por internet.
En casa usas los puertos 80, 8001 y 8002 normalmente.
Que pida passwd, lo decides tú.

Fuera de casa, tienes que usar algun servicio dyndns (por ejemplo), que permita saber la IP publica de tú instalacion para poder ver desde fuera y se recomienda redireccional puertos a otros no tan conocidos.
Los amigos de lo ajeno, los escanean y siempre miran las passwd de las imagenes por defecto, muchos ni las cambiar y son presa facil.
Otros usan conexiones VPN a tu red y no tener que hacer nada mas al ser una conexion interna.

El receptor se maneja con el mando virtual, tambien desde openwebift (la pagina web que muestra la IP del receptor).
Algunos compañeros usan la lista de canales para conectar estos canales de forma rapida y sencilla.
Como siempre, en la red tienes de todo muy bien contado, las esperas son mas amenas de esta manera.

Con slingbox al principio al no poder bajar el bitrate del receptor (2004), con fibra optica, fin de los problemas.
 
Webif from remote keeps on asking a password?

How to set It? thanks
 
To enter the receiver, always ask passwd.
Another thing is to stream a channel, so do not ask passwd again.
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Para entrar al receptor, siempre pide passwd.
Otra cosa es para hacer streaming de un canal, asi no pide de nuevo passwd.

Menu, Setup, Usage & GUI, Customise.
Require authentication for http streams..............................no

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Openatv al instalar, no pide passwd, tecleas el usuario: root
Y entras al sistema, pero yo pondria passwd, es por tu seguridad.
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Openatv when installing, does not ask passwd, you type the user: root
And you enter the system, but I would passwd, it's for your safety.
 
I saw only now your reply.
thanks,
but can I choose the channel or it will broadcast only the default channel (or last one or that I previously chose).
Regards
 
Their was something called Enigma2 TV or a similar name. It was written by a French guy I think, you installed on your PC to watch your box remotely, I had some success with it and the old AZboxes.
 
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