I am trying to access my legacy tablo on a local mesh wi-fi network. Using my legacy app on an android phone, everything works perfectly as it normally does.
But trying to access the insecure web address it fails the same way across multiple browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari) and multiple computers (MacBook, Windows 11). The error is pretty much like this:
The message “The specified bucket does not exist” might come from AWS, but I am just speculating.
Everything worked find even a few days ago. This error is quite recent, probably starting in the last 48 hours or so.
I have tried clearing any cached data for the legacy web address but that didn’t do any good. I also installed Firefox brand new, and it failed the same way.
Anyone have any ideas? Or maybe this is just a Tablo glitch that needs fixing by Tablo?
I kind of picture a Tablo engineer searching around for a bright yellow bucket containing the missing data…
I am getting the exact same problem this morning. It doesn’t seem to matter which browser I use. I’ve tried EDGE, Firefox, and Chrome. All with the same error message.
I’m having the exact same issue. I twittered table but i guess they don’t work weekends. my TV’s and apple phone work fine, it’s just the computers that won’t connect.
Yeah, I downloaded the PC Tablo App from the Microsoft Store and it works just fine. So there is a workaround for my Windows 11 box. On the other hand, to the best of my knowledge, there is no corresponding workaround for a MacBook.
One the positive side, I’m glad it’s not a “me” issue. On the other hand, I’m always frustrated when things that exist on my local network need external internet access and will bonk if something on that end breaks. But at least the apps work.
