Yes on my browser at //apex/status.sht
Apex aquacontroller Trouble
- Thread starter mcentire1123
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You need to be able to access via baseball182.dyndns-blog.com/status.sht
//apex/status.sht is accessing locally not over the web. baseball182.dyndns-blog.com/status.sht is accessing over the internet, if this isn't working, dyndns isn't working properly or you don't have it properly pointed at your Apex through your router setup
//apex/status.sht is accessing locally not over the web. baseball182.dyndns-blog.com/status.sht is accessing over the internet, if this isn't working, dyndns isn't working properly or you don't have it properly pointed at your Apex through your router setup
I just remembered this video http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums...port-forwarding-access-your-apex-via-web.html This will help with the port forwarding, if that's the issue.
Thanks steve i had to take a break i was getting frustrated.Ill take a look at that video and see if it helps.Another thing the username and password on the sig generator thats the user name and password to my apex right?
Im right there with you buddy!
Correct, username and password to access the Apex. You should need it to access from baseball182.dyndns-blog.com/status.sht also
How do i log in to my router?
Ok i logged into my router. Verizon
OK I was going to say they should have left you info to log onto it.
Are you hard wired to the Apex, or using a wireless adapter?
Hard wired.
Ok now im stuck again on the video in his router setup it says find attached devices i did. Then it says go to port forwarding my setup doesnt have a port forwarding setting.
Verizon GT704WG wireless dsl router
You have to find the port forwarding area. This is a paste from Reef Chat.
In linksys routers, look under applications and gaming; on dlink routers, check virtual servers under advanced. Different routers have different settings, but the general idea is to take incoming traffic on port 80 (http) and forward that request to the internal ip address of your controller (192.168.1.x for example)
In linksys routers, look under applications and gaming; on dlink routers, check virtual servers under advanced. Different routers have different settings, but the general idea is to take incoming traffic on port 80 (http) and forward that request to the internal ip address of your controller (192.168.1.x for example)
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Would i use DMZ hosting?