ACP Commander Doesn't Work in Linux Mint

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10-24-2022, 11:11 PM

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ACP Commander Doesn't Work in Linux Mint

I'm trying to "break into" my buffalo NASs, to do advanced configuration. ACP Commander doesn't seem to work on Linux Mint. Even when I disabled the firewall.

Code:

Welcome to ACP Commander v0.6 (2021), the tool for Buffalo stock firmware control!

A SocketTimeoutException was thrown which usually indicates bad firewall settings.
Check that UDP port 22936 can be used by ACP Commander to send/receive and that your device is powered on and has booted successfully.
[ERROR] Exception: SocketTimeoutException (Receive timed out) [ACP Send/Receive (Packet:80A0 = SPECIAL_CMD_EN_ONECMD)]

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