I have reset the reflector, turned off the firewall, reboot my mini, but I still cannot connect outside my network.
I have read the forms and other instructions say to be directed by support.
So where do I go from here, it was working so well before.
BEP
Indigo says Reflector is Active But it is not connecting
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Follow the steps to reset your reflector's activation, and let us know at which step something doesn't match up with what the instructions say.
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I followed the directions as stated. All appeared to work well, but still no ability to connect remotely. Turned off firewall to see if different outcome, but no change
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The email address on this forum account doesn't match an Indigo Account, so I'm not sure who you are. Please send an email from the email address on your Indigo Account to support@indigodomo.com so I can find your account and check things out.
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Still haven't received it...
Send me a PM here on the forums with it.
Send me a PM here on the forums with it.
Re: Indigo says Reflector is Active But it is not connecting
Jay you’ve a typo in the email address above.
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@howartp, don't know what you're talking about...
Just to close out this thread - it was not a reflector issue at all (which was up and running), but rather Indigo Touch was having a connection issue. Deleting then recreating the connection in Indigo Touch (while the iOS device was on the same network as the Indigo Server) fixed the issue.
Just to close out this thread - it was not a reflector issue at all (which was up and running), but rather Indigo Touch was having a connection issue. Deleting then recreating the connection in Indigo Touch (while the iOS device was on the same network as the Indigo Server) fixed the issue.