New Version of the Dianemo iOS Orbiter

[Avner]

It appears you are attempting to connect your iOS devices via a Wifi access point on the WAN side of your Core. However the wifi access point must be on the LAN side as with all other Orbiters or MD's.

Andrew,
To clarify, I switch the iPod / iPhone to the internal network before trying to connect via the internal interface. Similarly,
I switch to the external network before trying to connect via the external interface.

Regards,
Avner

[totallymaxed]

This did the trick.
Not very logical to me, but it works...

thanks!!!

The Dianemo App supports remote access to your Dianemo system from anywhere you have Internet access. You choose 'Connect Remotely' when away from your house and 'Connect locally' when at home.

All the best

Andrew

[totallymaxed]

Andrew,
To clarify, I switch the iPod / iPhone to the internal network before trying to connect via the internal interface. Similarly,
I switch to the external network before trying to connect via the external interface.

Regards,
Avner

I would suggest that you post some screen shots (from inside Web Admin) showing the settings you have for your proxy orbiters etc. I'm thinking you must have a setting wrong somewhere.

All the best

Andrew

[Avner]

I would suggest that you post some screen shots (from inside Web Admin) showing the settings you have for your proxy orbiters etc. I'm thinking you must have a setting wrong somewhere.

Hi Andrew,

Here are the snapshots from the Web Admin for the relevant devices:
Device 46 – iPod Touch Orbiter
Device 47 – Generic Proxy Orbiter
Device 52 – iPhone4S
Device 53 – Generic Proxy Orbiter

p.s. The snapshots are in 4 sections. Please see the next 3 posts as well

Regards,
Avner

[Avner]

More snapshots of Device 47 – Generic Proxy Orbiter

[Avner]

And here are the snapshots from the Web Admin for the relevant devices:
Device 52 – iPhone4S
Device 53 – Generic Proxy Orbiter

[Avner]

More snapshots of Device 53 – Generic Proxy Orbiter

[totallymaxed]

Hi Avner,


Each of your devices 47 and 53 are both set to the same 'Listen port' 3461 - they MUST use different ports. The corresponding App on your device must also use the appropriate port number. Every Generic Proxy Orbiter must use a unique listen port number otherwise the Orbiters in question will 'fight' one another and you will get a range of different UI resolutions returned to each device... Some right but also some wrong because the device will receive responses from the wrong proxy orbiter some of the time.

Set your lister ports to different numbers and your problems will go away.

All the best

Andrew

[Avner]

Ok, I changed the port of device 53 to 3462 (arbitrarily) and did full regeneration and reload (is this a bug? – should an creation of orbiter allocate a unique port, or is the user responsible to do that?)
In the iPhone I can see the new skin, when connecting to device 53 via the internal interface, but the observation is the same – the iPhone connects but initially is slow to respond to touches and then stops responding.
Regarding the external connection (within the home lan but connecting to the Core's primary IP address) - is the Dianemo app expected to connect similarly to the RoamingOrb app?

Regards,
Avner