Just replaced my old Vera 2 unit with a Vera Edge Unit. Vera Edge is happy and can access everything from the home.getvera.com website after I created a new account for Ui7.
Next Step - Reconfigured my Homewave 2.2 app on my iPhone and tested on the LAN. Again… no problem everything works fine there.
Next Step - Test access from WAN - BANG… hit the wall. I think I’ve tried every possible combination of the relevant settings, but when I turn off Wi-Fi on my phone, or leave the house, I cannot connect to Vera with Homewave. Of course, I verified that my phone has Internet access; in fact, I can login to home.getvera.com with a browser from my phone, but cannot establish a connection with Homewave on my iPhone.
Here are the settings I have currently on the “Vera” page in the Homewave app, along with other options I’ve tried. I would be most appreciative if someone would review the settings I have listed and let me know where I have gone wrong. This is very humbling for me since I am usually the guy who helps other people fix their issues… but I’m stumped. I am leaving on vacation in a couple of days and I’m getting a little frantic that I won’t have the remote connectivity that I have come to enjoy for years.
[ul][li]Vera IP address: 192.168.5.19 (also tried leaving it blank)
Vera Device ID: 35014xxx (also tried leaving it blank)
Mios username: (entered the username that I use on getvera.com)
Mios password: (entered the password that I use on getvera.com)
Name: (entered the name of my Vera controller, also tried leaving it blank)
URL: https://home.getvera.com (also tried http://home.getvera.com, also tried a DDNS name port forwarded to my Vera IP)
Direct to Vera: tried both on and off
Ignore Mios IP setting: tried both on and off
UI5 Firmware: Off[/li]
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Thanks for your input and ideas to fix this. If I’ve omitted any information required to figure this out, just let me know. Because this is a ‘time sensitive’ issue for me, I’ll be glued to the screen waiting for any ideas that are offered to help resolve this.
Thanks,
Howard