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General Discussion / Re: Wifi thermostat connectivity
« on: May 07, 2020, 08:04:14 pm »
Yes, I don't have access to the TP-Link router config, it's pre-configured from Carrier.
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General Discussion / Wifi thermostat connectivity
« on: May 06, 2020, 07:21:48 pm »
I have a Carrier Infinity touch screen thermostat WiFi enabled that has been used for years, I recently added OPNsense firewall/router in between my modem and wireless router which i disabled dhcp (just turned it into a hot spot), now my thermostat doesn't connect to the servers at carrier and for the life of me i can't figure out what the hell it wants.
Nothing special in my network just simple single subnet of 10.0.0.x, however the thermostat came with its own router! Its a TP-Link pre-configured to be used just for this thermostat, the instructions are simple and just say to plug the wifi port into your existing networks port and connect the wall unit to the wifi ssid, done! It's also on its own subnet 192.168.127.x.
Why would this not be able to get out of the network? does it want a port forward? do i need to setup some rules for cross subnet talk? do i need to setup a Vlan for the subnet it's on?
Not sure what it needs to work, any help appreciated.
I'm watching the logs and i don't see anything happening from the thermostat subnet so i'm a little lost at the moment, i can't be the first person that has done this.
Nothing special in my network just simple single subnet of 10.0.0.x, however the thermostat came with its own router! Its a TP-Link pre-configured to be used just for this thermostat, the instructions are simple and just say to plug the wifi port into your existing networks port and connect the wall unit to the wifi ssid, done! It's also on its own subnet 192.168.127.x.
Why would this not be able to get out of the network? does it want a port forward? do i need to setup some rules for cross subnet talk? do i need to setup a Vlan for the subnet it's on?
Not sure what it needs to work, any help appreciated.
I'm watching the logs and i don't see anything happening from the thermostat subnet so i'm a little lost at the moment, i can't be the first person that has done this.
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General Discussion / Re: How do i know if my Clamwin antivirus is working?
« on: April 16, 2020, 10:36:31 pm »I ran that with no response...is there log or something else i can go to for testing purposes?
Open a console, cd to /var/log and run grep -i eicar *
Bart...
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General Discussion / Re: How do i know if my Clamwin antivirus is working?
« on: April 16, 2020, 10:04:08 pm »
I don't have vga accessible at the moment can i just use Putty?
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General Discussion / How do i know if my Clamwin antivirus is working?
« on: April 16, 2020, 07:36:46 pm »
I installed from the online documentation and i'm just not sure how i know it's working. I try to download the test files from eicar but my local antivirus blocks access right away, is there log or something else i can go to for testing purposes?
Can i try to download from my phone?
Can i try to download from my phone?
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