CyberQ Infrastructure Problem

GoodTimes

@theshaytoon I have two different networks in my house and was on the wrong one.  I'm back on infrastructure mode now.

TheShaytoon

good.

the way we have setup the guru, you should not have any problem with it.  Most devices use DHCP to get their network settings, but we have actually "hard" coded the settings into the cyberQ.  

as long as no other device tries to use the ip address that you gave to the cyberQ, you should be OK.

 

BobsBGE

TheShaytoon said:

sorry @BobsBGE , I didn't notice your posts...

what is your Iphone ip address?

it should be something like 192.168.1.??? or 192.168.0.???

My ip address is 192.168.1.106  but I don't want to mess you up trying to get yours hooked up

GoodTimes

@theshaytoonI've accessed the router page and am looking at the firewall section.  See pictures below.  There are three pictures representing the entire page.

GoodTimes

@bobsbge Sounds like your only a step or two behind me.  I'm fine with it if its ok with @theshaytoon

BobsBGE

I have a netgear router and I think it may be the problem.  My guru has been working fine until lately so I switched back to ad hoc mode.  I'll come back later to see how yours has been resolved rather than bother both you and theshaytoon

TheShaytoon

I am fine with it.... we can do this together.

@bobsbge use 192.168.199 as your static IP address, and fill in the form with the settings from your iphone.

@GoodTimes is one of the choices on the application list http ?

GoodTimes

@theyshaytoon I've got one that says "HTTPS Server"

TheShaytoon

hmmmm

 

not one that says http server....

Click on the User Defined. and post the screen pic

GoodTimes

Here it is my man.  

TheShaytoon

type in the what I have filled in....and click add to list.

TheShaytoon

now go back to the last page we where at,

type in the CyberQ ip, conned it to the cyber Q app, and save!

that should do it.  

take your iphone off wifi.

open up safari on the iphone and type in your public IP address in the address bar!

BAM!  you should be able to go anywhere and control your cyberQ.

GoodTimes

Looks like I got it added.

TheShaytoon

did you see my last post? above your last post???  Is it working?

GoodTimes

@theshaytoon I must not have clicked something.  When I put in my public ip address it just times out on my iPhone. 

GoodTimes

@theshaytoon I went back and looked at what I had done, and some how it assigned my wife's iPhone.  See below.

BobsBGE

I've definitely had to bail out and use ad hoc for a cook tonight.  Hopefully you, GoodTimes, can get it straightened out and with TheShaytoon's help I know you will.  Thanks.

GoodTimes

@bobsbge and at @theshaytoon It is only right that I give back on this.  As long as my wife dosnt kill me for playing with this thing anymore, I'm going to try and type up a really "Dummy Proof" way to do this as best I can.  That way as more people use it maybe they can amend the document for their particular hardware/software.  

TheShaytoon

so you are all good @GoodTimes?  

next lesson will consist of having a domain name point to your cyberQ...

for example mine is http://www.fs5959.com  I am not cooking but you can see the room temperature!

BTW...anyone with your public IP address can now access your cyberQ.  you can put a username and password on it in the WiFi section. 

HTTP Username

HTTP Password

Don't forget them...the only way to recover them is to do a reset, and start from scratch.

GoodTimes

@theshaytoon Check my previous post.  Somehow this thing is connected to my wife's iPhone.  It won't access from outside yet.  I think I must have clicked/not clicked one little thing.

GoodTimes

@theshaytoon That's awesome how you can just hit the link and it takes you there.  I'm assuming that you have the password turned off?

TheShaytoon

oh, what is connected to your wife's iPhone?  the cyber Q?

Go back and delete the "rule" that connectst the cyberQ to the iphone, and start from here...

put in the cyberQ ip address you made up, and link it to the cyberQ app that you created...

TheShaytoon

I do have the password and the username turned off so that you can see what can be done....and I have it so that it TXT messages my phone with alerts

GoodTimes

@theyshaytoon I have no idea what's going on now.  I can't get my wife's iPhone off and when I put the made up Guru IP Address in the choose box it never adds it to the list of computers that can have the application added to it.

TheShaytoon

there has to be a place to delete the rule linking the phone to the cyberQ app you made...you might try deleting the app altogether.  

TheShaytoon

make sure the cyberQ is on and functioning....

also here is att's instructions...

http://www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp?sid=KB413180&cv=812#fbid=Mc2fdoyNywO

GoodTimes

@theshaytoon it appears that where things are going awry is when I try to add the Cyber Q as a computer.  I put the ip address in, but it dosnt actually add it.  It sees my iPhones, iPads and all that stuff but not my cyber q.  

GoodTimes

@theshaytoon it appears that where things are going awry is when I try to add the Cyber Q as a computer.  I put the ip address in, but it dosnt actually add it.  It sees my iPhones, iPads and all that stuff but not my cyber q.  

TheShaytoon

is the cyber Q on and running?  can you access it using it's ip Address?  

go through the ATT instructions I linked...and do exactly as they say...

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TheShaytoon

is the cyber Q on and running?  can you access it using it's ip Address?  

go through the ATT instructions I linked...and do exactly as they say...

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