Deployment & administration
How do I access Sanplex on a local network?
Short answer
This feature is available in Sanplex Free, Standard and Premium self-hosted versions. A self-hosted Sanplex instance can be reached over the LAN by replacing the local server address with the server's actual IP address. Other computers on the same network can then use that URL to open the shared Sanplex instance.
Availability: Available in the self-hosted Free, Standard and Premium versions
In this article
Before you begin
- Confirm that Sanplex opens normally on the server itself.
- Find the server's actual LAN IP address.
- Make sure the client computer is connected to the same network.
Configure LAN access
- On the server, open Sanplex in a browser.
- Replace 127.0.0.1 in the address with the server's actual IP address. Keep the port and path unchanged.
- Open the new URL from another computer on the network.
- If the page does not open, check the server firewall and confirm that the client can reach the server over the network.
Note: Do not give remote users a 127.0.0.1 URL. That address refers to the user's own computer, not to the Sanplex server.
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