I suggest downloading the app to make sure
Yes, I have downloaded the MyAntipodes dashboard app to my MacBook, IPad and IPhone. The MacBook works fine , the app sees the DX3 and AMS is accessible using the open button in the app. The app sees the DX3 for the IPad, but when the open button is used it returns the following:
“Safari cannot open page because the request was for an HTTP URL with HTTPS only enabled.”
This happens even if I flush out all history, disable VPN and disable Norton security. So I used the above link to access AMS from the IPad.
This was also the case for the IPhone until today when the app no longer sees the DX3 but I can still access ,AMS using the above link.
This afternoon, after I accessed AMS from the IPad using my workaround, all the presets were suddenly erased and I had to restore Roon auto and Squeeze auto by creating new presets for them.
I hope this MyAntipodes dashboard app situation stabilizes soon. I just purchased a used G4 Oladra on Audiogon and it will arrive tomorrow. I hope to be able to set it up then.
Thanks,
Harry Tan
There is no stabilisation, the issues you describe are local to you.
The AMS Dashboard App works, as you can see across your devices, you are experiencing different outcomes but the app remains the same. Browser settings, aggressive security blocking pop-ups, VPN, or Apple Private Relay can all affect network discovery.
For the Safari issue, this is a Apple Safari setting not allowing http
The core setting controlling this blocker is the insecure connection toggle.
Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
Tap Apps, then choose Safari (on older iOS versions, just scroll down to Safari).
Locate the Privacy & Security section.
Toggle OFF the Not Secure Connection Warning.
Fully close Safari and try accessing the link again.
For clarity, the standard network security model used by nearly all IT professionals and home enthusiasts, is when you are inside your network http is used, when outside your network https is used.
Apple designed Safari to block external HTTP traffic for safety, but Safari’s software cannot easily tell the difference between a secure internal network traffic request and a dangerous external one when a link is clicked from an app or a home screen shortcut. This is why Safari’s “HTTPS-Only” engine erroneously throws that error message when you are just trying to manage your own local equipment
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Thanks. The Safari issue went away after implementing your suggestion. I connected the Ipad to the same switch the DX3 was connected to via wired Ethernet and now the discovery is consistent with access to AMS from the dashboard APP.
Finally I received my Oladra today and was able to discover it as well as access AMS 5.01 from the dashboard app after connecting it to the switch. It making beautiful music right now. Many thanks again for your excellent support!
when using myantipodes.com, it cannot find my K50 (Gen 4). When I first got the K50 the program was able to find this server, and I was able to use it to set up my unit.
My K50 is on line and able to access the internet. When I use Finder on my Mac It is displayed under the network tab, and I can click on it to see the drives in the K50, so It is surely on the network.
Can you suggest additional trouble shoot steps?
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