No access to Control RRC

[VE3CFK]

I stupidly set the port number to 79 on the control RRC and now cannot get into the menu of the RRC.
Any suggestions other than a reset of the RRC.

Thanks
73
Chet VE3CFK

[dj0qn]

Chet,

As long as you didn't change the IP number, just add the port to the URL seperated
by a colon, e.g. 192.168.1.228:79

73,
Mitch DJ0QN / K7DX

[VE3CFK]

Thanks Mitch.
If I enter the ip address, without :79 response I get is "192.168..... refuses to connect".
If I enter the ip address, with:79 response I get is "This site can't be reached.  The webpage at...... may temporarily....."

73
Chet VE3CFK

[sm2o]

If you connect the USB cable and run the Microbit setup manager you can change the http port under setup (get from device)

/mike

[dj0qn]

To add to Mike's comment: you can also click on the button "browse" the RRC and it will load the corect URL in your browser to allow access,

73,
Mitch DJ0QN /K7DX

[VE3CFK]

Thank you Mike and Mitch.

I had forgotten that there was a USB port of the control RRC !
Accessed appropriate windows and reset Port to 80.  Back to normal.

73
Chet VE3CFK

[VE3CFK]

Can I trouble shoot the RRCs without having a K3 attached to the Radio RRC?  The Control RRC would have a K3 mini attached.

[dj0qn]

You can't!

73,
Mitch DJ0QN / K7DX

[VE3CFK]

Will the Remote Rigs work in the IPv6 environment if they provide a public IP address?

[dj0qn]

The RRC's themselves do not support IPv6. If you can reach the network from the outside and
route to an internal IPv4 number, it would work, but not as a standard IPv6 device.

73,
Mitch DJ0QN / K7DX