Use LOCAL IP address to manage OBI100 instead of OBITALK
vskatusa:
OK works now....Thx drgeoff
videobruce:
I'm trying to do the same. My router reports 192.168.1.50 to be the address of my 202, but all I get is a '404 not found' message when I try to access it. Their web portal shows it 'off line'.
I just added the device to my account, I didn't do any configuring from their web site purposely. I want to only access it locally (the way it should be). I have no idea what the firmware version. (The date stamped on the board is 2016 (April 2016). Board version is v2.1.5)
drgeoff:
Quote from: videobruce on August 31, 2016, 10:37:13 am
I'm trying to do the same. My router reports 192.168.1.50 to be the address of my 202, but all I get is a '404 not found' message when I try to access it. Their web portal shows it 'off line'.
I just added the device to my account, I didn't do any configuring from their web site purposely. I want to only access it locally (the way it should be). I have no idea what the firmware version. (The date stamped on the board is 2016 (April 2016). Board version is v2.1.5)
Unlike all other OBis, the 202 contains a router. The 192.168.1.50 address reported by your router is that of the WAN port. By default access from the WAN port to the onboard GUI is disabled.
The easiest way to enable access is to dial ***0 then 30#. Listen and follow the prompts. 0 disables, 1 enables.
videobruce:
Bingo, thanks.
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