BBQ Guru Cyberq Cloud - Page 34

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REV 0.9.5
I am trying to setup the CyberQ Cloud in infrastructure mode. I have
verified my settings for SSID, ENCRYPTION and KEY, but no IP address is
shown during power up of the CyberQ Cloud.
If you have a dual-band router and use the same SSID and password for both
bands, change them for the 5GHz band. If your network uses more than one
router, make sure the extender routers are set up to be wireless access points
(WAPs). Otherwise, the routers may firewall each other.
How do I change the Name (SSID) and Password (KEY) for my
CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi?
From the web interface:
1. Connect using hot-spot mode, enter the CyberQ Cloud’s IP
address in your browser.
2. Click on the Wi-Fi setup tab.
3. Change the SSID and the KEY entries.
4. Power-cycle the CyberQ Cloud.
From the front panel keys:
1. Hold down UP and DOWN until SYSTEM SETUP is displayed.
2. Press RIGHT until you see WI-FI SETUP.
3. Press DOWN until SSID is displayed.
4. Press MODIFY/ENTER to modify the SSID. Adjust the value using the
UP/DOWN and LEFT/RIGHT. When you done changing the value, press
the MODIFY/ENTER.
5. Press DOWN until KEY is displayed.
6. Press MODIFY/ENTER to modify the SSID. Adjust the value using the
UP/DOWN and LEFT/RIGHT. When you done changing the value, press
the MODIFY/ENTER.
7. Power-cycle the CyberQ Cloud.
Why can’t I send emails from the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi?
The CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi must first be linked to a router in infrastructure mode
so that it has Internet access. Secondly, the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi only supports
non-SSL SMTP email servers. We have created our own non-SSL SMTP mail
server to forward your email alerts to the email address of your choice.
The Email From field must have a valid email address of .com or .net.
I can’t get port forwarding working correctly to allow remote web access. I
am successfully connected in infrastructure mode and I have setup incoming
TCP requests at port 80 to point to the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi’s ip address, but I
still cannot access it using my public IP address.
Check with your ISP or your router manufacturer, sometimes they block or
reserve incoming ports.