Currently I am on endeavour os and trying to setup jellyfin 10.7 on it 192.168.XX.XX:8196(changed the port) when tried to access in phone but unsuccessful(I wanted to access jellyfin in my local network)
settings in jellyfin:
1.allow the remote access(done)
2.bind to local ip address to 0.0.0.0(done) but unsuccessful
3.tried port forwarding(but my mind said this is not needed if i am going to use in my local network)
setting that I did in endeavours os(linux):
1.allowed in/out bound(using gufw) in firewall to port 8196
Found this topic while I was trying to solve a similar issue, and while it looks like you’ve already tried my solution, I’ll reply anyways just in case anyone else is searching for a solution.
I had to configure the firewall to open port 8096.
I didn’t realize, but it seems that by default EndeavourOS blocks port 8096 via the firewall. In the KDE Plasma desktop I was able to open the Firewall Settings GUI and add an allowed port for the zone I had assigned to this network.
AFAIK that’s the firewalld default, because I’ve used firewalld on different distributions and with all of them ssh was the only open default port in the the public zone.
EDIT:
another way to approach this is. Go to the web page.
then click on “Edit” on the menu bar.
click on “Find in page… Ctrl + F” as it appears in Firefox
type in “jellyfin”
and it will take you to the appropriate port.