Re: Pi Problems with node red
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agree.....but, I assumed since Scott was able to connect to the Pi via Putty, he knew and was using the updated IP address in Node-Red. ?
Scott, do as Dave says, first, just to make sure.
Alan
On Thu, Jul 14, 2022 at 3:18 PM David De Coons wo2x < RocketNJ@...> wrote: No!
By changing your router your radio IP probably changed. Check IP of radio then in Flex Radio flow change ping node IP to match radio.?
Deploy and shut down and restart client. Or worst case reboot api after, then reboot radio, then connect.?
Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.? ?Scott
Since you can Putty into the Pi, the first step is to verify Node-Red is running.? If you followed the script from the site to install Node-Red, it is installed as a "Service", and the below commands will work.
Run this command to check Node-Red Status: ? ? ?systemctl status nodered.service
You should see "active(running)" in the return.
If not try this command to start Node-Red, then run the status command: ??systemctl start nodered.service
If Node-Red is not running, run the install script from?Nodered.org
If Node -Red is?running, then its a LAN / IP number issue.
Alan.? WA9WUD
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