It has been quite a while but I experimented with this and found that ATT was not agnostic towards email servers. I was using ##########@txt.att.net and #######@mms.att.net. I did most of my testing using email accounts not BI although results were about the same. Using my gmail account to send mess...

this is user to user forum.
For business use, I use VPN to router and then the UI in phones browser. Secure and full featured..

The car doesn't have to move. The image of the car just has to change. Like with headlights and such.
That is what CP-AI is for.

Maybe oranges and apples:
Today, access UI via chrome would connect and liveview OK, but alerts not, errors connecting to server.
Connected with edge (yuck) and all OK.
Completely removed chrome and then re-installed. Now OK
W10 connected over VPN.

jeremypsl wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2024 6:34 pm Time to switch to another AI ?

I would wait until the move to github is complete and things are sorted. I am unaware of anything else that works with BI anyway.

FWIIW: on github, it looks (to me) like the devs are still on board. At any rate, the docker images are still available. I just pulled 2.8 onto my Pi 5 and it is working. If someone needs to do an install and the download site is still down, just run CPAI in a docker image. That is how we run it any...

Just a WAG, but I would guess you have to tell the firewall to open the port to BI UI3. I would much prefer to use a VPN or one of the services that connect via port 80. I use VPN server in my router/firewall. Seems like this is more of a Norton Firewall question versus BI.

Not sure what to say, My address is outlook.com but I wouldn't think that matters.

I put in my email address for user: me@outlook.com
Selected oauth, it sent me to outlook to sign in, asked for my alternate email address, sent a code to it. When I entered the code, it connected and BI was good to go.

>>reach it remotely?
like, how are you connecting? From the Internet? VPN? Port forwarding?
Perhaps you could describe what you are trying to do in more detail.

No matter what you do, they are scanning, looking for open ports already.