@outagesio_support
Hi,
Oh, ok. I guess I would just have to find a newer laptop then.... Thanks.

Hi, I have 2 agents that got disconnected this morning. I tried restarting the Echo, restarting the PC, but still it is disconnected. Can you help me please?

ID: 128664, 128694

@outagesio_support Hi. After trying again today, it's working now.

Thanks.

Hi,
My speed test has not been working since June 10. Can you take a look into this?

@SBK Can you send me a Zoom invite now?

@SBK Hi, sure, I sent you an email.

@SBK Hi Ed,

Sure, please let me know when....

@OutagesIO_Support Hi,

Oh yes, I remember I moved the agent on another network. So now I restarted the agent. Do I need to reset it?

@OutagesIO_Support
Hi,

Yes your assumptions are right, I did not reset the agent physically, I just disconnected the RAS, and reconnect again.

@SBK Hi,

Can you help me on my RAS. I tried disconnecting it and reconnecting yesterday, and until now, it is still configuring.

@SBK Hi,
I think there was a mistake on my part, since we have multiple internet connection here, I did not notice that the Agent was running on the wrong network, it was not on the same network as the other devices. I will be testing it again. Sorry for that...

If it still doesn't work, then let's test it together.....

Hi,

So this is my second testing of RAS. To start, I created 5 profiles for different network devices (a printer, a backup device, an industrial machine, a PBX, and a Ubiquiti web console). To create a profile, you just need to give it a profile name, the LAN IP (local IP), LAN port (80 or 443), url type, and the public IP of the one who is going to access it. For my testing, I used the public IP of our secondary ISP, which is entirely separated from the corporate network.

After clicking on Create, the profile is Inactive by default, and you need to click the Enable (thumbs up button). It took 2-3 minutes before it becomes enabled. I noticed that whenever a profile is enabled, then the EDIT button will be greyed out. You can only edit the profile again by deactivating it.

So this is how it looks like:

Out of the 5 Profiles, only the Ubiquiti console worked. I have tried several setting combinations but unfortunately it still didn't work.

Settings tried:
LAN port 80, URL http
LAN port 80, URL https
LAN port 443, URL http
LAN port 443, URL https

After 2 days, I tried it again, and nothing worked. I immediately checked our IP address and it changed. So I figured out this would not work on internet connection that does not have Public Static IP. For our scenario, I would like to use this for our 3rd party vendors, but it would be limited for those who has static IPs on their offices.

Thank you

@OutagesIO_Support Hi, yes I was testing it. Will probably create a post for my testing.