Now I have my static IP sorted out and port forwarding figured out, I decided to test it out last night on cellular. I turned off wifi on phone and connected effortlessly. But when I tried connecting my ipad through my phones personal hotspot I got this message. Which makes no sense tome. If the phone can connect, it stands to reason th ipad would too. What say all of you?
Have you first configured the tablo app on the ipad for remote connect?
Itâs not the cellular that âknowsâ the port forwarding itâs the tablo app on your iphone you configured for remote connect.
So if your logic is the cellular connection it whatâs allows remote connect for âit stands to reasonâ, I believe your logic if flawed. Otherwise, Iâm mistaken and sorry for the misunderstanding.
You do not configure the app. You configure the Tablo,unless I am mistaken.The Tablo app on iPad shows Tablo as ready for remote connection, as does the phone and the Apple TV, when connected to my home wifi network. It is not a cellular capable iPad.
Have you recently paired the iPad with your Tablo on your local network?
Click the x button on the iPad to delete the Tablo from it, then connect to it while on your local WiFi network.
Ok, both⌠but https://www.tablotv.com/out-of-home-streaming/
Supported devices must be synced with your Tablo on its home network before departure.
App/device have to be synced/configured/setup with your tablo on the local network for before you can remote connect with it, Which is why I was see your iphone and ipad connecting to your tablo as having no relation weather itâs over iphone hotspot or whatever wifi - tablo app needs to know, not your iphoneâs âinternetâ > wifi connection.
âYour device must be âpairedâ with your Tablo on your Tabloâs home network for Tablo Connect to work. Pairing is accomplished simply by syncing your device with your Tablo while youâre at home.â This was done. When I did the test I was at home and I had used the iPad app on wifi before connecting it to the hotspot on the phone. Incidentally when I launched the phone on 4g it found the Tablo and synced on its own.
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Ipad Tablo connects easily to my home wifi each and every time. Connecting to my Tablo on another wifi network? No.
Can you try another external WiFi that is not your phone hotspot? Like a neighbour, friend, or Starbucks?
My iPad will not connect if itâs on 5G WiFi but connects ok on 2g WiFi at home
5G cellular? Or 5 GHz WIFi but not G or âWiFi Gâ but on 2.4 GHz?
Worth a shot. Next time I am out and about.
802.11b. & 802.11g
Not cellular
AT&T U-verse is my ISP
we seem to have diverted from the original topicâŚ
I can connect to my Tablo locally and remotely using both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks, this is not the issue the OP posted about.
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