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Q: Why are some DLNA servers not discovered?

We found that the system firewall of Oculus Quest has blocked some ports, which means any application running on Oculus Quest can't send packets to these ports of any server. Unfortunately, if your server happens to bind to these ports, it will not be able to communicate with Oculus Quest.

  • Known blocked ports

    • 9000

  • Known influenced services

    • Twonky (default using port 9000)

    Solution to Twonky on Windows:

    1. Find the configuration file and open: %USERPROFILE%/AppData/Roaming/TwonkyServer/twonkyserver.ini by default.
    2. Set the httpport property to any port exclude blocked (e.g. 9001): 
      # Port of the http server
httpport=9001
    3. Restart the server.
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