Sometimes routers get stuck and don’t recognize a new device. Turn off the
Fingbox and your router; then turn them on in this order:
1. Power up the router
2. Wait until you can connect to the Internet again
3. Power up the Fingbox
4. Wait for the top circle to become green (up to 5 minutes)
5. Proceed with the activation
SOLUTION 2 - check the firewall configuration
Connect to your router configuration page (for example http://192.168.0.1)
Look for a section named Network Security or Firewall.
On many routers, you can find a simple setting like LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH.
Fingbox cannot work on the HIGH setting. Try to set on MEDIUM or LOW, save
the router settings and then power up the Fingbox to see if it gets to the green
top circle.
If your router/firewall needs OUTBOUND filtering rules, set the following rules to
allow Fingbox to reach the Fing services:
OUTBOUND - tcp/80 - to ANY Internet address
OUTBOUND - tcp/443 - to ANY Internet address
OUTBOUND - tcp/4443 - to ANY Internet address
OUTBOUND - tcp/5671 - to ANY Internet address
OUTBOUND - tcp/3001 - to ANY Internet address
OUTBOUND - tcp/3002 - to ANY Internet address
OUTBOUND - tcp/3003 - to ANY Internet address
The top circle light is orange
Fingbox cannot reach the Fing service on the Internet. Typically this happens because a firewall
is blocking the access to Fing services.
SOLUTION - check the firewall configuration
Connect to your router configuration page (for example http://192.168.0.1)
Look for a section named Network Security or Firewall.
On many routers, you can find a simple setting like LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH.
Fingbox cannot work on the HIGH setting. Try to set on MEDIUM or LOW, save
the router settings and then power up the Fingbox to see if it gets to the green
top circle.
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