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Webswitch 1216H Support in English => General discussion forum => Topic started by: N4RA on 2015-02-11, 19:48:55

Title: 1258N WiFi Question
Post by: N4RA on 2015-02-11, 19:48:55
I just installed a 1258N WiFi unit in the remote RRC.  I have my K3/K3mini working together on my home QTH WiFi including CAT and winkey.  When I switch from the home WiFi to the WiFi I will be using at my remote QTH (wireless Netgear AC770S), the RRC recognizes and seems to connect to the router, but the radios do not connect.  I get three ascending tones. 

I can follow all the steps in the RRC manual with no problem.  I don't see anything that needs to be changed from one network to another, but I must be missing something.  Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Dick
Title: Re: 1258N WiFi Question
Post by: dj0qn on 2015-02-11, 22:48:07
Dick,

You must use the external IP number (or dynamic DNS address) when outside of your home network
to access. In addition, the ports must be forwarded.

If you need help, I can send you my networking checklist that walks you through the process. Drop me
a short mail at dj0qn (at) darc.de if you want the checklist.

73,
Mitch DJ0QN / K7DX
Title: Re: 1258N WiFi Question
Post by: N4RA on 2015-02-12, 02:31:44
Mitch and Mike,

Thanks for your very prompt replies.

Mike:  I am trying to get my final configuration working at my home QTH now.  It works OK on my home router.
Mitch:  I have your checklist.  I used it to get my initial config working.  Thanks.

I have set port forwarding for ports 13000, 13001 and 13002 for UDP protocol on my cellular router. 

This has been a very long process.  I have no experience with networking and I'm finding it difficult getting through the checklist.  I'll try again tomorrow

Dick
Title: Re: 1258N WiFi Question
Post by: dj0qn on 2015-02-12, 08:49:37
Hi Dick,

Then make sure that point 13 is carefully followed in my checklist after enabling dynamic DNS under point 12.

Let us have the status page of the RRC's after attempting a connect, so we can see where the problem lies.

73,
Mitch DJ0QN / K7DX