Neptune Apex Junk - Page 3

Aqualoon · 05/19/2015, 09:03 AM

Get an app on your phone called Fing. It lets you know the IP address of every device on your network.

Forgot how to get into my Apex when I got my DOS unit so used Fing and within minutes I was logged in.

slief · 05/19/2015, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by ca1ore

FWIW, I have never been able to get the Apex app to work properly on my iPad despite troubleshooting with Neptune. Maybe it's some idiosyncrasy with my home network, dunno. With Fusion, it became unnecessary though.

If you are talking about the actual Apex App from the App Store, what I do is use my DynDns address to access my Apex via the Apex App. That works great whether I am home or away. If you are talking about connecting via the web browser to the build in web interface (not fusion), it could be your port number. If you are using the default port 80, some routers block that port and in some cases, other network devices may be using it and causing a conflict. I ran into that issue once with my Apex and had to change the port number to get it working again via the browser.

postie1686 · 05/19/2015, 03:42 PM

i had issues with my ipad not working well with my apex when i had the apex useing a wireless game adapter. once i ditched that and got a powerline adapter soits like having the apex right to the router, ive never had a problem sense.

05/19/2015, 09:03 AM	#51
Aqualoon Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Minnesota Posts: 123	Get an app on your phone called Fing. It lets you know the IP address of every device on your network. Forgot how to get into my Apex when I got my DOS unit so used Fing and within minutes I was logged in.

05/19/2015, 03:42 PM	#53
postie1686 Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Minnesota Posts: 191	i had issues with my ipad not working well with my apex when i had the apex useing a wireless game adapter. once i ditched that and got a powerline adapter soits like having the apex right to the router, ive never had a problem sense.