android app
android app
Does anyone know why I get a timeout error when I try to connect through the controller, but when I change it to portal it works? Also why is the time 5 hours later when I go through the portal vs the controlleru
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using the portal means the android app connects to the portal and not your controller. the portal stores the date in gmt (offset of zero i believe). my app just grabs the values straight from the portal and does not modify anything.Drs1210 wrote:Does anyone know why I get a timeout error when I try to connect through the controller, but when I change it to portal it works? Also why is the time 5 hours later when I go through the portal vs the controlleru
now, there can be several things causing the timeout:
port not being forwarded
router not handling loopback support
controller having dynamic ip address that has changed since initial setup causing forwarding to not work
your public ip address could have changed and you are using the old ip
so there needs to be further investigation of the timeout for the app.
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Well I checked to see if port 2000 was open on my public ip address and it still is. I also checked to see if my pubilc address had changed since I set it up, and it too is fine. I checked my RA wifi address, and the was still the same too. It used to work when I wasn't on my network, and when it was set to controller, not portal. What else could it be?
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are you able to browse to the web page using a web browser?
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When you say web portal, I think of the portal on the forum http://portal.reefangel.comDrs1210 wrote:Yes I can access the web portal just fine.
I am actually talking about the web page that the controller displays, http://YOURIP:2000/wifi
YOURIP is the ip of your controller or the ip of your home network that you put into the android app.
Can you access that page?
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Which IP are you using...so far is sounds like your port forwarding is not working.
The portal getting data is your wifi making an outgoing connection and therefore requires no port forwarding.
Your phone or the portal trying to do updates is an incoming connection and requires the port forwarding working correctly.
The portal getting data is your wifi making an outgoing connection and therefore requires no port forwarding.
Your phone or the portal trying to do updates is an incoming connection and requires the port forwarding working correctly.
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Having similar issue. My isp came and worked on my connection and reset everything. I did the port forwarding but can't seem to get it to work. Can be seen by the web portal but not the controller. Do I have to set up the wifi adapter all over? I had all of it running before.
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I think the wifi setup utility uses UPNP to setup the port forwarding. This type of forwarding can get reset if the settings on the router are changed. The upside though is that it's super easy to configure and you don't have to change anything on your router.chapboogie wrote:Having similar issue. My isp came and worked on my connection and reset everything. I did the port forwarding but can't seem to get it to work. Can be seen by the web portal but not the controller. Do I have to set up the wifi adapter all over? I had all of it running before.
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So you can run the wifi adapter setup over again or try to manually setup port forwarding on your router.
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So I should use the IP address of the RA wifi in the settings of my phone? I should also be port forwarding to that wifi module too?
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I was able to open my web page for my controller with http://YOURIP:2000/wifi. I used the IP address of my controller to do so.binder wrote:When you say web portal, I think of the portal on the forum http://portal.reefangel.comDrs1210 wrote:Yes I can access the web portal just fine.
I am actually talking about the web page that the controller displays, http://YOURIP:2000/wifi
YOURIP is the ip of your controller or the ip of your home network that you put into the android app.
Can you access that page?
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If you can get this to work, then your next step is to try your public IP instead of your controller IP address. If that does not work, then you do not have port forwarding setup properly on your router.Drs1210 wrote: I was able to open my web page for my controller with http://YOURIP:2000/wifi. I used the IP address of my controller to do so.
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I tried my public IP address and I couldn't access it. I guess I'm a little confused over all of this. I thought if you went to canyouseeme.org and typed in port 2000 and it came back open on your external IP address, that you were good to go. Is this not the case?
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Also, would not having NAT loopback on my router cause it not to see anything when I try to access my controller on my public IP address when I'm in my network?
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Simple test:
1. Open your browser in your computer and go to browse to private ip address
http://private_ip_address:2000
Your private ip address should be something like 192.168.xxx.xxx
What do you get?
2. Now, browse to your public ip address
http://public_ip_address:2000
Your public ip address can be found here: http://www.whatismyip.com/
What do you get?
1. Open your browser in your computer and go to browse to private ip address
http://private_ip_address:2000
Your private ip address should be something like 192.168.xxx.xxx
What do you get?
2. Now, browse to your public ip address
http://public_ip_address:2000
Your public ip address can be found here: http://www.whatismyip.com/
What do you get?
Roberto.
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You already said #1 was working...
It sounds like port forwarding is not pointing to your internal address
You need to log into your router and do it manually
It sounds like port forwarding is not pointing to your internal address
You need to log into your router and do it manually
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Well this where I'm getting confused. When I was able to get #1 I used my RA wifi IP address. When Roberto asked be to check it agian, I used my private IP. Obviously I'm missing something here.
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The RA wifi ip is what Roberto meant...I'm not sure what you mean by your private ip? Your desktop ip?
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My router shows Private LAN and Public LAN, so I thought that was what he was talking about. I already tried it with my RA wifi address, thats why I assumed he was talking about the Private LAN when he asked me agian. Anyways, yeah I can get the page where it says reef angel, and show the temps and pH.
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Ok, so if you can get the response from private ip but not from public ip, I can say that it is definitely your lack of NAT loopback that is causing you issues.
Roberto.
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Check the port forwarding config in yor router. It should be forwarding port 2000 to the RA wifi ip.
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It is. I had to add a new custom service when I set up the wifi. I used the IP address the wifi utility gave me and port forward that to port 2000.
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and when you browse to http://publiclanip:2000/wifi you get nothing? You must be disconnected from your network (i.e. use your phone to check...)
If this is still not the case then something is wrong with your port forwarding config (maybe paste us a screenshot) or your ISP may be blocking port 2000... I would call them and ask them for support. Port forwarding is a common requirement and this is the part alot of other brand controller users get caught on as well.
If this is still not the case then something is wrong with your port forwarding config (maybe paste us a screenshot) or your ISP may be blocking port 2000... I would call them and ask them for support. Port forwarding is a common requirement and this is the part alot of other brand controller users get caught on as well.
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Yeah I get nothing when I try with me public IP address. I found this under my connection configuration tab. It has a drop down menu with tree options: Static Nat, IP-pass through, and dropped. Any ideas what this is for?
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It says this right above the drop down menu:
To protect your local devices, the firewall normally drops inbound unsolicited traffic.
That traffic can instead be transferred to a LAN host with the option below. To switch between Static NAT and IP Pass-through, first select and save Dropped. Then select and save the new option.
Current settings for unsolicited traffic is Dropped.
To protect your local devices, the firewall normally drops inbound unsolicited traffic.
That traffic can instead be transferred to a LAN host with the option below. To switch between Static NAT and IP Pass-through, first select and save Dropped. Then select and save the new option.
Current settings for unsolicited traffic is Dropped.
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So is there anything I can do if my router doesn't support NAT loopback? I know Curt said I have to set up an away and home profile, which I did, but it still didn't help.