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Langstonius at 18:38, 15 September 2010

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Langstonius at 18:37, 15 September 2010

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OmeGa: /* See also */

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OmeGa: /* See also */

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OmeGa at 15:25, 19 August 2010

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	A Web Orbiter is any device (such as a laptop, PC, etc.) that accesses the Orbiter user interface (UI) through a Web browser.		A Web Orbiter is any device (such as a laptop, PC, etc.) that accesses the Orbiter user interface (UI) through a Web browser.

	There is now a new version of WebOrbiter (WebOrbiter 2.0) please click [[~~WebOrbiter 2~~.0\|here]] for setup instructions.		There is now a new version of WebOrbiter (WebOrbiter 2.0) please click [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|here]] for setup instructions.

	== Setup ==		== Setup ==

OmeGa at 15:24, 19 August 2010

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	[[Category: Tutorials]]		[[Category: Tutorials]]

	A Web Orbiter is any device (such as a laptop, PC, etc.) that accesses the Orbiter user interface (UI) through a Web browser.		A Web Orbiter is any device (such as a laptop, PC, etc.) that accesses the Orbiter user interface (UI) through a Web browser.

			There is now a new version of WebOrbiter (WebOrbiter 2.0) please click [[WebOrbiter 2.0\|here]] for setup instructions.

	== Setup ==		== Setup ==

Wierdbeard65 at 21:35, 5 May 2010

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Chris Caven: /* Connect failed */

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	If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message:		If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message:
	<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>,		<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>,
	this means that Orbiter generation hasn't finished yet, or that you forgot to do a [[Quick_reload_router\|quick restart of the router]].		this means that Orbiter generation hasn't finished yet, or that you forgot to do a [[Quick_reload_router\|quick restart of the router]].

	=== Size ===		=== Size ===

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	= See also =		= See also =
	Another example of a web orbiter is the [[IOrbiter]]		Another example of a web orbiter is the [[IOrbiter]]

	WebOrbiter has also been rebuilt from the ground up as [[Web_Orbiter_2.0]]		WebOrbiter has also been rebuilt from the ground up as [[Web_Orbiter_2.0]]

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	= See also =		= See also =
	Another example of a web orbiter is the [[IOrbiter]]		Another example of a web orbiter is the [[IOrbiter]]
			WebOrbiter has also been rebuilt from the ground up as [[Web_Orbiter_2.0]]

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	'''If you are currently using the 810 alpha releases the correct URL is:'''		'''If you are currently using the 810 alpha releases the correct URL is:'''
	''~~<~~nowiki>http://&~~amp;~~lt;core_ip&~~amp;~~gt;/lmce-admin/weborbiter.php~~<~~/nowiki>''		''<nowiki>http://<core_ip>/lmce-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''

	'''The current release 710 uses the information below.'''		'''The current release 710 uses the information below.'''

	*In the browser address bar, type the URL ''~~<~~nowiki>http://&~~amp;~~lt;core_ip&~~amp;~~gt;/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php~~<~~/nowiki>''.		*In the browser address bar, type the URL ''<nowiki>http://<core_ip>/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''.
	:* From within the "internal" LinuxMCE LAN, for example:		:* From within the "internal" LinuxMCE LAN, for example:
	::::''http://192.168.80.1/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php'' (0710)		::::''http://192.168.80.1/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php'' (0710)
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	:::::(This assumes the IP address range set by default at installation.)		:::::(This assumes the IP address range set by default at installation.)
	:*You can also use the network name of the Core in place of the IP address. For example, if the Core was named "dcerouter" during the default installation, you could use:		:*You can also use the network name of the Core in place of the IP address. For example, if the Core was named "dcerouter" during the default installation, you could use:
	::::''~~<~~nowiki>http://dcerouter/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php~~<~~/nowiki>''		::::''<nowiki>http://dcerouter/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''
	:*From the "external" home LAN, the core_ip would be the LAN IP address of the core. If, for example, the core is at 192.168.0.50 on the home LAN, use:		:*From the "external" home LAN, the core_ip would be the LAN IP address of the core. If, for example, the core is at 192.168.0.50 on the home LAN, use:
	:::: ''~~<~~nowiki>http://192.168.0.50/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php~~<~~/nowiki>''		:::: ''<nowiki>http://192.168.0.50/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''

	:::::(Note: To use this method, [[Outside Access]] must be enabled.)		:::::(Note: To use this method, [[Outside Access]] must be enabled.)
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	*''This is an advanced topic and may not be secure in the current version.''		*''This is an advanced topic and may not be secure in the current version.''

	By default, LinuxMCE is not accessible outside your home. This makes the system secure, but it prevents <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.thepiggybackrider.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;/CITATION/">kid carrier</span>]</span> you from accessing the web site via the Internet while away from home. You can , allowing access to the admin website anywhere. For your own security, however, we recommend you first read about .		By default, LinuxMCE is not accessible outside your home. This makes the system secure, but it prevents you from accessing the web site via the Internet while away from home. You can [[Outside_Access\|turn on Internet access]], allowing access to the admin website anywhere. For your own security, however, we recommend you first read about [[Security & Privacy Issues]].

	===Login page===		===Login page===
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	===Connect failed===		===Connect failed===
	If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message:		If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message:
	~~<~~code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"~~<~~/code>,		<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>,
	this means that Orbiter generation hasn't finished yet, or that you forgot to do a [[Quick_reload_router\|quick restart of the router]].		this means that Orbiter generation hasn't finished yet, or that you forgot to do a [[Quick_reload_router\|quick restart of the router]].

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	'''If you are currently using the 810 alpha releases the correct URL is:'''		'''If you are currently using the 810 alpha releases the correct URL is:'''
	''<nowiki>http://<core_ip>/lmce-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''		''<nowiki>http://&lt;core_ip&gt;/lmce-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''

	'''The current release 710 uses the information below.'''		'''The current release 710 uses the information below.'''

	*In the browser address bar, type the URL ''<nowiki>http://<core_ip>/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''.		*In the browser address bar, type the URL ''<nowiki>http://&lt;core_ip&gt;/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''.
	:* From within the "internal" LinuxMCE LAN, for example:		:* From within the "internal" LinuxMCE LAN, for example:
	::::''http://192.168.80.1/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php'' (0710)		::::''http://192.168.80.1/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php'' (0710)
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	:::::(This assumes the IP address range set by default at installation.)		:::::(This assumes the IP address range set by default at installation.)
	:*You can also use the network name of the Core in place of the IP address. For example, if the Core was named "dcerouter" during the default installation, you could use:		:*You can also use the network name of the Core in place of the IP address. For example, if the Core was named "dcerouter" during the default installation, you could use:
	::::''<nowiki>http://dcerouter/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''		::::''<nowiki>http://dcerouter/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''
	:*From the "external" home LAN, the core_ip would be the LAN IP address of the core. If, for example, the core is at 192.168.0.50 on the home LAN, use:		:*From the "external" home LAN, the core_ip would be the LAN IP address of the core. If, for example, the core is at 192.168.0.50 on the home LAN, use:
	:::: ''<nowiki>http://192.168.0.50/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''		:::: ''<nowiki>http://192.168.0.50/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>''

	:::::(Note: To use this method, [[Outside Access]] must be enabled.)		:::::(Note: To use this method, [[Outside Access]] must be enabled.)
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	*''This is an advanced topic and may not be secure in the current version.''		*''This is an advanced topic and may not be secure in the current version.''

	By default, LinuxMCE is not accessible outside your home. This makes the system secure, but it prevents you from accessing the web site via the Internet while away from home. You can ~~[[Outside_Access\|turn on Internet access]]~~, allowing access to the admin website anywhere. For your own security, however, we recommend you first read about ~~[[Security & Privacy Issues]]~~.		By default, LinuxMCE is not accessible outside your home. This makes the system secure, but it prevents <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.thepiggybackrider.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;/CITATION/">kid carrier</span>]</span> you from accessing the web site via the Internet while away from home. You can , allowing access to the admin website anywhere. For your own security, however, we recommend you first read about .

	===Login page===		===Login page===
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	===Connect failed===		===Connect failed===
	If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message:		If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message:
	<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>,		<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>,
	this means that Orbiter generation hasn't finished yet, or that you forgot to do a [[Quick_reload_router\|quick restart of the router]].		this means that Orbiter generation hasn't finished yet, or that you forgot to do a [[Quick_reload_router\|quick restart of the router]].