A NEWBIES GUIDE TO SETTING UP A DM500S FOR CARDSHARING
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jicjoc
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3. October 2010 @ 10:55 |
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Ah, so that software takes its input from the serial of the dm500s?
I thought the serial was something to do with the Sky card/box?
Ok so i need to input the serial from my dm500s, then create a boxkey file and ftp it to my dm500s. Then i just slot in the sky card and it should work fine?
Is there any convient way of organising all the channels? At the min i have 100s of crappy channels with no name attached to them. Is there a file i can dl and ftp to the dm500s to sort them all?
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jicjoc
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3. October 2010 @ 14:20 |
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Well, i have created a cccam.cfg and uploaded it to /var/etc using the dream control centre, creating a boxkey using the 17 digit code on the under neath of my pace skybox.
Now, i think* i have cccam 2.01 set up to work correctly as the default cam, but PLI Jade is different to other images i've used and it seems to have 3 options for for cccam to use??
I've tried a restart etc but i cant get to view any of the Sky movies channels etc...
Any help
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John
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3. October 2010 @ 14:35 |
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very close. as far as i remember i can never once remember a 17 digit code on a sky box, usually the number (by nature called the card number) is just a nine digit number. am i wrong?
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jicjoc
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3. October 2010 @ 15:40 |
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Oh, so maybe cccam etc is working fine, but my box key has been creared from the wrong number?
Where do i get the card number from? Is it on the card?
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jicjoc
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3. October 2010 @ 16:04 |
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dyndns look for an ip address on signup.
This i assume is my routers ip address that hits the outside world.
How do i find it?
ipconfig /all just gives my laptops ip that dhcp from the router has assigned it...
As a by the way, i was thinking about using a payserver for a short period until i get my own card sorted. What is the feeling on this?
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irishman7
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5. October 2010 @ 16:08 |
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Originally posted by irishman7: Originally posted by piopat: your saying when you switch off your router and switch it back on the next day (thats connected to the server )the client that you have cant view any pay channels untill hours later .if you are using an ethernet cable (to connect the box to the router)try changing it as it may be faulty or damaged it would seem that your router is ok as your computer can connect to the internet fine .
Hi piopat, that is correct I dont think there is a problem with the cables router as I can access internet from the same line as both boxes and also can access both boxes using dcc. Also client working fine on local network. I'm going to start from scratch again with both boxes and see what happens
Just an update to my original post re flashed both boxes but had same problems. As cs was working on internal network I rechecked all portforwarding and dyndns settings all were good but still problem. I replaced my internet router and bingo everything working. Will put problems down to either a faulty router or incorect forwarding settings.
Thanks for all the help
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5. October 2010 @ 22:09 |
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irishman glad to see your sorted anyway mate ,its in my experience more often a router problem (be it the port is not opened or otherwise)or their is a homeplugs/ethernet issue rather then the box . router and cables always first and reflashing last. but as i said glad your sorted mate enjoy.
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jackoooh
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25. October 2010 @ 18:17 |
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Hello guys been running internal card sharing(own sly card) for many weeks now absolutely fine,tried external share with a friend on saturday and it worked a treat(thanks to piopats excellent tut)then my internal sharing went tits up(2dm500 upstairs) freezing glitching etc.i am using dm 800hd downstairs as server and 2 dm 500 upstairs internal share i use open media dongles as my pc is next door (granny flat)just wondering is it my router(netopia eircom)just isnt good enough or the open media dongles are overstretched.
thanks in advance.
Cheers/jack.............
j casey
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26. October 2010 @ 09:43 |
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are you sharing with someone local who is also on eircom ?,the reason i ask is i had a simillar problem in which i could share internaly fine and i gave a mate a share and his box glitched and froze badly. i noticed that when my brothers laptop was on at home my mates box glitched and froze and i came to the conclussion my mates box was on my network even tho he was in his own home about half a mile away .this may seem impossible but its true so i checked the ips i had set my devices and i checked my mates ip and sure enough his router had given his box the same ip as my brothers laptop ,all ips in my network are consecutive so i gave my mates box the next free ip in my network and problem sorted. of course i had to disable dhcp on my mates box and make his ip static for obvious reasons. of course this may not be your problem jack but its something you could check out.
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jackoooh
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26. October 2010 @ 14:18 |
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Originally posted by piopat: are you sharing with someone local who is also on eircom ?,the reason i ask is i had a simillar problem in which i could share internaly fine and i gave a mate a share and his box glitched and froze badly. i noticed that when my brothers laptop was on at home my mates box glitched and froze and i came to the conclussion my mates box was on my network even tho he was in his own home about half a mile away .this may seem impossible but its true so i checked the ips i had set my devices and i checked my mates ip and sure enough his router had given his box the same ip as my brothers laptop ,all ips in my network are consecutive so i gave my mates box the next free ip in my network and problem sorted. of course i had to disable dhcp on my mates box and make his ip static for obvious reasons. of course this may not be your problem jack but its something you could check out.
Thanks piopat ya its a local share not sure who his provider is will check this out and ip will let you know.
Cheers/jack...........
j casey
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26. October 2010 @ 20:57 |
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ok jack mate take care bud ,i look forward to your reply .
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27. October 2010 @ 00:22 |
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jack, let us know the fline you put in for your external share. obviously dont supply actual username and password. i am more interested in the stuff hat is in parenthesis after the username and password. also can you confirm that the cline you put in the client external share looks exactly like this 'c: iphostname 12000 user pass no'. The no at the end of the line is very important.
piopat, that is the weirdest thing i have ever heard. as you say it should and must be impossible. i would ask you to also check the cline you gave the external client and ensure that no is at the end of this line.
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27. October 2010 @ 09:56 |
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hi fintann well other than the first hour when i set up his box in february(and it was freezing like hell)it has worked 100% perfect .my ips are consecutive so i set him the next free ip in my network and disabled dhcp on his box and it sorted the problem .i didnt put a no at the end of the c line i gave my mate ,to be honest i had forgetten to do it untill you just mentioned it.
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27. October 2010 @ 13:14 |
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pio, reason i say this is that your card can be flooded with emms which can really screw up viewing if you do not put no in the cline. can you retry your setup with this config and let me know. i simply cant get my head around what you say. it just simply should not work that way
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jackoooh
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27. October 2010 @ 17:24 |
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Originally posted by fintannl: pio, reason i say this is that your card can be flooded with emms which can really screw up viewing if you do not put no in the cline. can you retry your setup with this config and let me know. i simply cant get my head around what you say. it just simply should not work that way[/quo
Originally posted by fintannl: jack, let us know the fline you put in for your external share. obviously dont supply actual username and password. i am more interested in the stuff hat is in parenthesis after the username and password. also can you confirm that the cline you put in the client external share looks exactly like this 'c: iphostname 12000 user pass no'. The no at the end of the line is very important.
piopat, that is the weirdest thing i have ever heard. as you say it should and must be impossible. i would ask you to also check the cline you gave the external client and ensure that no is at the end of this line.
hi all am i right in saying no goes in end of cline and fline.
thanks/jack..................
Hello fintannl/piopat.
The fline looked like this F user1 pass1
The cline looked like this C: micky7.dyndns.ws 12000 user1 pass1
the client box seemed to work well but my internal share went bananas and i also excluded no at the endwill retry tommorrow .
many thanks for all the help
cheers/ack.......
j casey
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 28. October 2010 @ 11:16
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28. October 2010 @ 15:05 |
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the no goes at the end of the cline. the fline should look like
F: user pass 2 0 0 { 0:0:1 }
this example allows no reshare of channels by the client box
F: david golf 2 0 0 { 0:0:2 }
this example allows the client to share the channels it receives down to a further box. you should always define reshare levels. otherwise you have no idea how many people are resharing your channels. if you only put user and pass in the fline then the this means that all clients can reshare and further reshare and further reshare. hence your system would go nuts from trying to process too many ecms from clients you dont even know you have
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jackoooh
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28. October 2010 @ 16:39 |
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Originally posted by fintannl: the no goes at the end of the cline. the fline should look like
F: user pass 2 0 0 { 0:0:1 }
this example allows no reshare of channels by the client box
F: david golf 2 0 0 { 0:0:2 }
this example allows the client to share the channels it receives down to a further box. you should always define reshare levels. otherwise you have no idea how many people are resharing your channels. if you only put user and pass in the fline then the this means that all clients can reshare and further reshare and further reshare. hence your system would go nuts from trying to process too many ecms from clients you dont even know you have
Many thanks Fintannl for clearing that up.
jack...
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naz07
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29. October 2010 @ 14:41 |
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ok guys i got stuck on installing a cccam i have both ethernet lightes on the dm500 and the router but when i select image cams all i get is (sorry connection to server refused check network settings) but i have checked everything and all is right.
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rooney123
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29. October 2010 @ 14:45 |
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Originally posted by naz07: ok guys i got stuck on installing a cccam i have both ethernet lightes on the dm500 and the router but when i select image cams all i get is (sorry connection to server refused check network settings) but i have checked everything and all is right.
When you say you have checked everything..What have you checked??
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naz07
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29. October 2010 @ 14:49 |
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i have checked that the ethernet cables ok and that the router is seeing the box. ive managed to flash it to nabilosat image and got all the freeview channels just following the instructions on the first post.
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rooney123
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29. October 2010 @ 14:52 |
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Originally posted by naz07: i have checked that the ethernet cables ok and that the router is seeing the box. ive managed to flash it to nabilosat image and got all the freeview channels just following the instructions on the first post.
When you go into communication set up and do a network test is all ok???
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naz07
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29. October 2010 @ 15:03 |
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how do you do a network test? ive been into comm setup and ticked the dhcp option and enable network both have green ticks.
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rooney123
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29. October 2010 @ 15:08 |
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Originally posted by naz07: how do you do a network test? ive been into comm setup and ticked the dhcp option and enable network both have green ticks.[/quOriginally posted by naz07: how do you do a network test? ive been into comm setup and ticked the dhcp option and enable network both have green ticks.
And then are you saving yor setting?? I think yellow button for net test
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naz07
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29. October 2010 @ 15:18 |
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Originally posted by rooney123: Originally posted by naz07: how do you do a network test? ive been into comm setup and ticked the dhcp option and enable network both have green ticks.[/quOriginally posted by naz07: how do you do a network test? ive been into comm setup and ticked the dhcp option and enable network both have green ticks.
And then are you saving yor setting?? I think yellow button for net test
yes have saved and checked again. have tried yellow button in comm setup it does nothing only have green for saving and blue for Mounts.
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rooney123
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29. October 2010 @ 15:38 |
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Originally posted by naz07: Originally posted by rooney123: Originally posted by naz07: how do you do a network test? ive been into comm setup and ticked the dhcp option and enable network both have green ticks.[/quOriginally posted by naz07: how do you do a network test? ive been into comm setup and ticked the dhcp option and enable network both have green ticks.
And then are you saving yor setting?? I think yellow button for net test
yes have saved and checked again. have tried yellow button in comm setup it does nothing only have green for saving and blue for Mounts.
Try unticking enable network and just tick dchp and save
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