Hi @RJPA 

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The cloud access does not interfere with the local access via the localhost:8088. Or if you use the hardware controller(the IP).

The local access to the IP of the router is blocked and you will see the error telling you the reason.

I don't understand your second question.

Hi @RJPA 

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RJPA wrote

 Thanks @Clive_A !

 

When I talk about failover, it is the function of the Load Balancer that allows to raise another link when the primary WAN goes down and raises the secondary one.

As it has the ability to answer a cell phone through its USB-A slot, I have tested it with a Pixel 8 (Android) phone without any problem, but with an iPhone (Apple) the router does not recognize it.

Link Backup, on iOS 18 Omada app. Not sure if this is a problem with the adaptation to the new system.

By any chance do you have an iOS 17 to test it out? Was it working fine before?

Hi @RJPA 

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RJPA wrote

  @RJPA unfortunately i couldn't try it with iOS 17, but if it a data of value i use the same cable for the Android and iOS.

I still don't get your point. Do you have a screenshot to illustrate the issue?

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RJPA wrote

@Clive_A on the first sreenshot it`s when conected to an iPhone. The second one when to an Android and work fine.

 

 

 

 

Is this a screenshot from the web browser on your phone?

Hi  @RJPA 

RJPA wrote

  @Clive_A we browser.

It could be a browser issue. Safari, is that correct?

If the Android works, but not for the iPhone web browser, you might wanna try the Google Chrome or other types of browser.

It looks like a problem residing in the device type instead of the web or the router software issue as it can display correctly on the Android. The kernel is and stays the same regardless what platform(type) you are trying.