Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Would this cause a conflict with MMM-RemoteControl
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what ip address are u trying to use, I think remotely or locally?
if locally (on the house wifi), then VNC cloud will cause a problem you will have to use the vnc address, go out to the cloud and back in…
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@sdetweil it was the same IP address that I used before installing VNC cloud. Even if I’m not accessing the mirror through VNC the error occurs. I did go into VNC on the mirror, went to settings and disabled accept cloud connections. Still no luck.
I was wanting to make it easier to shut down for moving the mirror but me having remote access is more important so I can troubleshoot.
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I can access it via cloud service now that it’s on their wifi but they can’t get remote to get past the get error.
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@motdog everything I see says the vnc connection requires a vnc client… local or remote
(and once u establish the vnc server, that connection requires the client, no direct connections anymore)…https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/docs/raspberry-pi.html#raspberry-pi-connect-direct
realvnc is the product for pi…
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@sdetweil the thing is before I set it up for a cloud connection for me to access it remotely, I could access it via MMM-Remote-Control as it was in my home. When I established the cloud connection with VNC, remote quit working. Get the get error
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@motdog right… the vnc connection take over ALL communications from the outside in…
you should be able to use a vnc client on the local lan to connect to the pi… called direct connect
but apps (like request TO remote-control) cannot go IN to the system except over vnc…(as I understand it)
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@sdetweil ok got it. Was just trying to figure out how to adjust screen brightness like I would with the app. makes sense
