Port forwarding via Ethernet connection
Port forwarding via Ethernet connection
is the IP the same as it was on WiFi if not then are you trying to connect using the IP you have on ethernet?
It seems you're experiencing an issue with IP configuration on Ethernet. Did I suggest any solutions to ensure consistent IP usage? That should help maintain the same IP across connections.
You're explaining that forwarding a port like 1000 to an IP address such as 192.168.1.100 is limited, and whether another port can handle it depends on the specific software or service being used.
Initially, it seems unclear, so you should forward the port from your router to the IP used by the box where Icecast is running. Only do this if you need it reachable online. Whether a wired or WiFi connection matters depends on whether your network is set up to block LAN access. It’s important that the IP stays consistent; otherwise, it may change each time you connect. You might need to adjust this on the router—either via static DHCP or assigning a fixed IP outside its range. For better performance, using the router’s IP as the DNS address is usually recommended since it caches responses well. Understanding your router’s configuration is key to setting this up properly.