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Post by ticktock2 on May 15, 2013 7:25:27 GMT -8
Hi,
My iPad is connected to the cellular network and I can't seem to connect to my Raspberry Pi.
I have put the address of my router into the App.
Bret
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Post by SDL on May 15, 2013 7:47:37 GMT -8
Hi Bret, If you are trying to connect up to your Raspberry Pi from an outside IP address (which if you are on the cellular network, you are on an external IP address) then you need to configure port forwarding on your router. This allows you to use the address (for example) "http://me.example.com:9600/raspi" to connect to your raspberry pi. You will need to add the raspberry pi IP address to your router configuration in addition to the port number (9600 in the example above) that you are using. Note that some linux implementations don't allow you to use a port less than 1000, so keep that in mind. To find the IP number on your raspberry pi, type $ifconfig and look under "eth0" if you are wired, and the wireless entry, if connected wirelessly. A good description and tutorial on router port forwarding is www.howtogeek.com/66214/how-to-forward-ports-on-your-router/If you still have questions, please tell me what you did in detail and we'll help figure it out. Check to see that the port number in your router forwarding configuration matches the one in your server URL and the port in the Config.py file in RasPiConnectServer/config BP |
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