[bluemanta]

I have KODI installed on 2 machines: 1 with W10 Pro and the other with W10 Home

I can connect to the KODI on the PRO machine but am unable to connect to the HOME machine.

When I ping the HOME machine I get replies with no errors.

Any idea what could be the issue?

Thanks,

Eyal

[levi.baker88]

You need to make sure that Kore is on the same network as Kodi and you may need to add an additional media centre to Kore for your HOME machine.

In Kore >> I was able bring up the screen to add an extra media centre by not being able to connect to my first device. I apologise, I can't find anything better info to provide.

[bluemanta]

They are all on the same network. The two PC's are connected to the same switch and the mobile device is connected via WiFi to access point which is also connected to the same switch

I tried to add a Media Center in core but when testing it fails to coneect

[levi.baker88]

Touching an already added device within Kore will bring up the ability to add a new media centre.

Easiest thing to do will be confirm the settings between the two.

I would enable DHCP within your router (if your not already doing so) to make sure nothing is going astray with IPs. Short of giving a name for the media centre, an IP address (with port [80]), username and password, there really isn't too much to Kore.

[Cyfanfor]

I had the same problem, and I'm not sure how I fixed it, but it might have something to do with clearing and recreating my Firewall rules.
(I'm running W10 Home Single Language on both machines btw)

Try this, from the Pro Machine's browser, try connecting to the Home machine's Webserver.
Ignore the next bit if you're an experienced user and already know how to do this.
On the browser on the Pro m/c, type in the IPort of the Home m/c - e.g http://192.168.1.2:8080
If your Webserver is set up correctly, it should ask you for your Kodi's login and password (if any) and then show you the Kodi library.

If it does, there's no reason for Kore to not work.
If it doesn't, check your Webserver Settings in Kodi and your Firewall rules.

btw, a suggestion - I didn't like Kore very much. If you haven't already tried it, I'd heartily recommend Yatse.
Even the free version makes Kore look very incomplete.

[bluemanta]

Well it turned out the W10 upgrade was not installed correctly the first time.
I installed WireShark and TCPView and couldn't find anything wrong with the network traffic into the computer or with the actual packets.

Luckily W10 comes with PC Reset option which basically wipes out the C drive and re-install W10 clean. That solved the issue.

Thank you all for the suggestions

Eyal