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Prism Reflector
Posted:
Mon Jul 24, 2017 5:30 pm
by Fxguy
I seem to be unable to activate a reflector to access indigo outside my local network.....can someone help?
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Re: Prism Reflector
Posted:
Mon Jul 24, 2017 5:42 pm
by jay (support)
During
what part of the activation process does it fail? What errors (if any) do you get?
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MODERATOR NOTE] moved to remote access forum.
Re: Prism Reflector
Posted:
Sun Sep 24, 2017 6:13 pm
by agame
I'm mid-way through setting up a second Indigo installation at a remote weekender.
Now back in the city, I'm finding that Indigo Touch generally reports there is no connection to the reflector service...however 'Back to my Mac' does work and once I give Indigo a prod everything appears to work normally. The Mac is configured not to sleep as per usual.
Being up in the Alps, this place is on satellite broadband [SkyMuster AU] - this service is reported as doing some unconventional things with caching to reduce satellite lag that reputedly complicates accessibility of some sites...I wonder if that is is possibly masking the 'heartbeat' somehow ... [this ISP's IP range was originally completely blocked by the Indigo servers - but thats now fixed or I wouldn't get though at all.... so I can't think that former issue would be related?]. Hopefully a simpler explanation??
Re: Prism Reflector
Posted:
Mon Sep 25, 2017 9:30 am
by jay (support)
You got it - it's a satellite provider issue. Indigo Touch communicates with the Indigo Web Server through persistent socket connections. Satellite providers seem to want to kill socket connections they think are idle. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to actually kill the connection so the OS doesn't actually notify us that the connection is dead. We're still looking into it but it'll be sometime after we get 7.1 out.
Re: Prism Reflector
Posted:
Fri Oct 06, 2017 9:07 pm
by agame
just by way of update: for several days my access problems seem to have gone away.
The only thing I did was set up a schedule for indigo to ping a couple of external sites every few hours. Not sure if this is keeping the modem from entering a deep sleep mode.