linksys | Golang library for interacting with Linksys Smart WiFi
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kandi X-RAY | linksys Summary
All API requests are POST requests made to The API endpoint can be changed if 192.168.1.1 does not point to the router. The special domain LinksysSmartWIFI.com points to the router ONLY if the DNS server is still the default. If using any other DNS server, such as Google's 8.8.8.8, it will point to 54.183.80.213. All requests contain a JSON object as the POST data. Even if the action doesn't require any parameters, the POST data must be {}. All actions below take no parameters unless otherwise documented. The Content-Type header does not matter and is assumed to be application/json. All responses are JSON objects with two keys: output and response. The response key indicates the status of the action. A value of OK indicates the operation was successful, any other value indicates an error. When an error occurs, another field, error, may be returned. Every request has an HTTP header, X-JNAP-Action, that describes the action, request, and response parameters. Every action starts with (alternatively, could be used, but it seems to be deprecated). The actions described below have the prefix omitted, but are required in the header. For example, if the heading below is core/GetDeviceInfo, the HTTP header X-JNAP-Action in the request will be
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QUESTION
screencapture : linksys port-forward table
My case is listed as below :
- The client computer and the server computer are on the same lan where the wifi router is : linksys model#ea6200
- The client computer can ping the server computer(where the server's OS is Big Sur 11.4 and its IP is 192.168.1.149)
- The server is already listening to http://localhost:4200 , which is an Angular application .
- But , when I type http://192.168.1.149:4200 in the client's browser, the site can’t be reached from the client's computer .
- I have checked that the Big Sur's firewall is off.
My Question is :
- What else should be further set so that the site on the server computer can be reached from the client's computer ?
- Should I consider to make some configuration on the linksys port forwarding policy?
Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-11 at 08:05Answers from "NSteinbusch @ https://discord.davidbombal.com/ " :
- this is an Angular issue rather than networking issue ;
- by default angular only listen on local interface 127.0.0.1 ;
- By using the cmd of “ng serve -- host 0.0.0.0” instead of simply typing “ng serve” to start the app, the client PC should be able to reach the Angular app of the server by http://192.168.1.149:4200/
- By this method, the server will listen to all available interface, so your Ethernet NIC or Wi-Fi NIC as well.
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TLDR: I had this working two days ago, my laptop's hard drive crashed & has been replaced, now I can't map to my 8TB drive that's attached to my router via USB.
For months (since Covid started & I've been WFH) I've been using an 8TB drive attached to my router via USB for storage, backup, etc. for my work files. My hard drive died in my Dell laptop a couple of days ago and has been replaced by IT today. Now that I have it home, I can't connect to the drive like I had before. I should be able to just open File Explorer in Win10 and enter \\192.168.1.1 and browse for shares. I can see that the shares exist on the drive via the router's web interface (Linksys 1900 AC WRT), but I can't get to the drive to access them. I'm connected to the same network as before (my home WIFI), my Macs and Roku can see the drive no problem, it's just this new install of Win10 on the new drive.
It's been a long day, and I'm bleary eyed, so I know I'm just missing something stupid, but I could use your guy's help figuring out what it is I'm missing.
The error message I get when trying to connect with the UNC above is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-20 at 06:16Guess No.1
That is possible that your router use samba v1. SMBv1 disabled on new windows versions. But you can enable it
QUESTION
I am using puppeteer to automatically restart my wifi (Linksys Velop) and I can't seem to click an anchor tag to make the final dialog pop up.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 18:00As all the possible click solutions fails to click on the element, (even with page.waitForSelector
): as an ultimate hack you can try to wait until the link becomes clickable by forcing some milliseconds of wait. It can be done with page.waitFor
, which was deprecated with pptr 5.3.0, since that page.waitForTimeout
can be used.
< Puppeteer 5.3.0
QUESTION
I want to create a site similar to this one. I can't figure out how to do the animation stuff, but I know I'm doing something wrong because it doesn't work as intended.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 09:55You can try my code:
JS:
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