Hi everyone, I’m reporting this issue too.
I installed the latest version 1.5.3 Plus, after purchasing an activation code, but I’m in bridge mode and can’t use the peripherals on my network, while simultaneously accessing a folder on the ZimaOS hard drive. Pinging with Terminal works with all active IPs except the Zima IP. Is there a way to browse a shared folder in ZimaOS with a ZVM in bridge mode? In NAT mode, shared folders are detected by browsing the network with any file manager, but there’s no way to access the rest of the network behind the NAT.
In bridge mode, the ZVM can connect to other devices on the network, but it cannot connect to the ZimaOS host machine.
In NAT mode, the ZVM can connect to the host, but it cannot connect to other devices on the network.
Hello everyone…
For now, without having to configure the network with its Zima logic, I solved the problem this way…
Having a NAS on the 192.168.1.(NAS) network, the same as ZimaOS, I installed WebDAV on ZimaOS, using a port of my choice, such as 5555. I declared the ZimaOS share folder in WebDAV.
Then I created a reverse proxy rule on the NAS, calling the NAS IP on port 5555 → ZimaOS IP port 5555.
At this point, by opening any file explorer, for example in Ubuntu, I can call up the shared folder using the syntax:
WebDav Reverse Proxy NAS → ZimaOS
dav://admin@192.168.1.(NAS):5555
Obviously, it asks for a password and connects to the internal ZimaOS folder.
A bit complicated, but for now, it’s the easiest solution, without affecting the configuration. ZimaOS default
Bye bye…