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Yes, now the server is accessible on the TV. I just want to make it available on my local network, router 1 and 2. In my first post I mentioned remote access because it was the easiest way to describe the problem. I thought if I had to explain that my local network has a router inside another router...

I also set up a port trigger on port 1900 UDP

Hey guys, I think I solved the problem. In trace log I saw that it was indicating failure in the UPC code of the unpn protocol of router 2. So I disabled unpn option in router 2 settings, and opened UDP port 1900, which is responsible for unpn connection. From there, the server is accessible through...

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Yes, only devices connected to Router 2 can access the server.
Router 1 is an Archer-C20, and router 2 is an TL-WR740N.

Only those connected via Wi-Fi to Router 1 will have access to the server. The Wi-Fi has a WPA2 password.

Actually router 1 is public, other people have access to it. so I connected my pc after router 2, so people don't have access to my pc over the network.

The log continue: 22:50:20 WARN UPnP specification violation: UPC must be 12 digits: '00000-00001' for device 'Wireless Router TL-WR740N' 22:50:35 WARN UPnP specification violation: Not producing <retval> element to be compatible with WMP12: [(ActionArgument, OUT) ConnectionIDs] 22:50:35 WARN UPnP s...

This message appears in the trace log: 22:10:37 WARN UPnP specification violation: UPC must be 12 digits: '00000-00001' for device 'Wireless Router TL-WR740N' 22:10:37 WARN UPnP specification violation: UPC must be 12 digits: '00000-00001' for device 'Wireless Router TL-WR740N' 22:10:37 WARN UPnP sp...

This is very confusing.
I will try to open all these ports on Router 2 as well. UDP port 1900 is also used isn't it?

I'll try to capture the events in the trace log, so I'll post them here. Maybe it helps.

It seems to be really complicated.
I noticed that the remote port of the UMS process is not fixed, it alternates a lot between 30,000 and 45,000 randomly.
Do you know how to better stabilize the remote port of this javaw.exe process?
I think the problem must be related to this.

That's true. But actually, I have two routers connected on the same local network, and I want to access the server on the other router. I'm trying to forward ports on Router 2, but Internet access would actually be access through Router 1. I don't know how to explain it well. 😅 Here is a picture of ...