Hi,
Im trying to set up AFP-shares and the FireFly iTunes-Server in two different jails to access them by my MacBook Client.
I set up both services with two different IPs which are part of my IP network. Right after starting up the FireFly-Server and the AFP-Jail (avahi) I can see both in Finder (central file-access-tool in MacOS X).
But when I restart my Client (Mac) the shares and the iTunes-Server wont show up again until I restart them.
The pf-firewall is configured to open all ports for my client IP. RDR-rules and NAT is not used for these jails as they have "external" IPs. Outgoing ports are open also.
Does anybody have an idea what I could do to solve this? It seems like an multicast problem. I have the same behaviour on a Windows Client, so I guess its not a Client issue.
Would be great if you could give me some hints.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Ben.
Im trying to set up AFP-shares and the FireFly iTunes-Server in two different jails to access them by my MacBook Client.
I set up both services with two different IPs which are part of my IP network. Right after starting up the FireFly-Server and the AFP-Jail (avahi) I can see both in Finder (central file-access-tool in MacOS X).
But when I restart my Client (Mac) the shares and the iTunes-Server wont show up again until I restart them.
The pf-firewall is configured to open all ports for my client IP. RDR-rules and NAT is not used for these jails as they have "external" IPs. Outgoing ports are open also.
Does anybody have an idea what I could do to solve this? It seems like an multicast problem. I have the same behaviour on a Windows Client, so I guess its not a Client issue.
Would be great if you could give me some hints.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Ben.