I'm performing initial setup of my Antsle Nano. Plugged it in, waited 30 minutes (SD card is well-seated). Browser won't connect to http://myantsle.local.
- Pinged it, and get a clean response at a local IP address.
- Tried to connect to that local address, and it still refuses the connection.
- Tried restarting the Nano; didn't help.
What should I try next?
Hey @the_threat_of_love!
Can you reach antMan via http://"your-ip":3000? Please also try upgrading antman to the latest version by running `upgrade-antMan 3.0.0f`.
Can you also describe what happens when you try to connect via myantsle.local? (e.g. time-out, bad gateway, etc...) Thanks!
Best,
Marc
I ended up resolving this myself and got it working before this post was approved on the forum. Here is what I did and some thoughts.:
- ssh'd into the nano using the default login
- ran
upgrade-antman 3.0.0e
- I couldn't find a list of releases against which I could upgrade, so just guessed.
- a prompt began to provide email, serial — got Antman working
- verified this was with
service antman status
- tried to connect to the local IP address, but got a bad gateway
- ran
upgrade-antman 3.0.0f just guessing that there might be a newer version than e
- restarted the node, waited a bit, and finally got the web GUI via local IP
Sometimes http://myantsle.local worked, sometimes it doesn't. None of the other special domain addresses work for me, but I have an unusual DNS situation.
I was able to get direct connections to the individual Antlets via a static route, as described here:
https://antsle.com/forum/topic/antman-3-0-0c-on-nano-still-having-issues/?part=2#postid-1969
Everything works great!