You said you could still connect to wifi, possible 192.168.81.100 would work while on wifi too, if the vera got the first ip, other wise is one of the IP’s between 100 and 150ĭid the vera give your laptop\pc a ip, if so was it a. Now you should be able to access Vera on 192.168.81.1.Įxcept in your case the vera probably has IP : 192.168.81.100 (first IP in the DHCP Server range)(my assumption is you unchecked firewall, but still have dhcp checked)Ĭan run that app above when connected to vera to find IP once your in same network range If Vera doesn’t give it an IP address, set your computer to use these network settings: IP address: 192.168.81.127 That is what I would recommend as well if your not able to resetĬonnect your computer directly to Vera. This may be more work then you want to attempt though, not sure your comfort level in making these kinds of changes If you disabled NAT firewall, the DHCP server could be in effect on lan as well and if the ip range was still 192.168.81, wonder if the dhcp server gave the vera a ip, that would be badĬould try changing your ip on laptop to a static ip for the dhcp range in vera give it a ip like 192.168.81.50 255.255.255.0, no gateway needed as local lan (your laptop will lose internet access during this change, would only be able to connect to vera if it also had a 192.168.81 type ip)
There is another post which states you need to press the button with a paper clip while plugging it in but it takes a long time. Meanwhile I am trying to factory reset it and waiting patiently. So I think that the reason I can’t connect to wireless is due to security issues aka it never asks for the password…so maybe I can connect via wire. With the above app you should be able to see that IP if not connect to vera wifi, but only be able to see the 192.168.81.1 while connect to the vera’s wifiĪccording to this post from a moderator the Vera is acting as a DHCP server on the wire as well: When the cable is in though, should still have a IP that is different then 192.168.81.1, that you can connect to from non-vera wifi devices With the 81.1, sounds like while on wifi, your vera is creating it’s own internal network, wonder if turning off firewall would turn off NAT Based on the router dhcp table the Vera is not even requesting an address.ĭid you have the dhcp server active on vera, I disabled that to force it to use the dhcp server on the router That is the web server on the wired port is inactive. The got cross mapped somehow and the wall switch was gone.īear in mind that once you do this you can’t do anything with the wired port. My experience so far is that if you are not right next to the device when you pair it the failure most often leads to a system which is complete confused, For me it thought my thermostat was a wall switch. I was then able to connect to connect to from there a was able to connect devices with the base unit right next to the device. I was able to connect to the mios wireless network. That is you can connect to it from a client.
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