iOS app gl-inet

Leo · 2020-09-23T01:32:03.273Z

What do you mean “If you choose the wireguard option then the add button, just does nothing”?
I just try the app on iOS 14 and Android 9, it can add custom wireguard config.

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Could you show some screenshots to explain the issues you encountered?
Sorry for the inconvenience.

modumb · 2020-09-23T06:24:54.150Z

I have already deleted the app.

However, from your screenshot, to reproduce:

select “create from configuration”
paste in a wireguard configuration
press the “add” button

expectation:

configuration is created with visual confirmation

reality:

The “add” button is motionless, and nothing happens when pressing it - there is no feedback whatsoever. As far as I am concerned, it is not even a button since nothing happens when pressing it. No new configuration is created. No feedback is given.

platform:

iOS 13.* and 14

Leo · 2020-09-28T03:18:52.280Z

Very sorry that I didn’t notice this bug on iOS.
I have a emergency fix on that. And also add a feature to browse & import .conf WireGuard file.

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Using TestFlight is a great way to help developers test beta versions of their apps.

There was a bug in this version when click recent config, I don’t know how to fix for the moment.

modumb · 2020-09-28T18:55:46.785Z

Try GL.iNet app Technical Support for Routers

I will fix ASAP. Thanks

The same bug was reported in May.

Any word on improving the tedious and repetitive login procedure as well?

Leo · 2020-09-28T23:34:51.981Z

Yeah, that is not ASAP as expected. We don’t have enough developers, and we are making a major revision of the app too, stay tuned.

AnonyOne · 2020-10-01T20:41:46.917Z

quick question about the initial connection -
why isn’t it possible to manually enter the IP address to pick the router (in my case - 750 / 750s)? why do I have to connect to its’ wifi in order to config it?

I am asking since my devices have their wifi off and they act as VPN gateways (while having local LAN IP addresses)

I definitely understand that connecting to the device’s wifi might make the setup easier for a novice user, but at least give the ability to manually configure it for more advanced users.

Leo · 2020-10-05T02:59:37.766Z

Great suggestion. I have considered this situation, and this feature is already in the development requirements list.

spamatiki · 2021-02-16T22:13:50.622Z

@Leo
Great app.

But if I have multiple devices, using different accounts of the same provider, I get a mess …

Let‘s say: Device 1 uses Mullvad-Account 1, Device 2 uses Mullvad Account 2 …
When I use the App to change the country Device 1 is connected to, then try to do the same on Device 2 … the App overwrites the existing Account(!)-Settings on Device 2, and changes them to the ones previously saved within the iOS-App. … so what I wanted was to change the country, but I change the Account-Number as well.

How do I prevent that? Can the app save multiple Profiles of the same VPN-Provider (Azire, Mullvad, NordVPN …)?

It would be great, if the app actually READS the config of the Device, instead of imposing the in-app saved Account settings on any other device you connect the iOS app to…

alzhao · 2021-02-17T03:46:57.985Z

spamatiki:

How do I prevent that? Can the app save multiple Profiles of the same VPN-Provider (Azire, Mullvad, NordVPN …)?

This maybe a great feature, although it makes things a little complicated.

spamatiki:

It would be great, if the app actually READS the config of the Device, instead of imposing the in-app saved Account settings on any other device you connect the iOS app to…

The router, as an embedded device, is very difficult to manage profiles. Do you think migrating vpn profiles to cloud is acceptable?

Leo · 2021-02-19T03:12:22.266Z

May I know the scenario that Device 1 uses Mullvad-Account 1, Device 2 uses Mullvad Account 2 …, why just use one Mullvad-Account to save money?

spamatiki · 2021-02-21T12:35:23.268Z

Thanks for your responses

@Leo
here’s a scenario:
You support not so techy friends, habitants in a home for the elderly, or … who all use a glinet-device for VPN, and you yourself use one too. And since you told them a certain VPN Provider (Azire, Mullvad, …) is the best, they all have the same provider as you do. To help them if the device has a problem, you do have their account credentials, but don’t want to mix em up with your own settings on your own device.
The iOS app is easier, than carrying your laptop along.

@alzhao
Moving the handling to the cloud would be an option, though not really a preferable one.
And I tried goodcloud, but there‘s no way to set the VPN-Profiles used on the devices from there … or change them.
Or did I oversee something?

yatmo16 · 2021-02-22T03:54:34.996Z

It would be nice if gl inet ios app can detect device via ethernet connectivity because there is way to connect via lightning to ethernet adapter

Leo · 2021-02-22T04:00:42.121Z

I didn’t try the lighting to ethernet adapter, I think it is same when iPhone connect to Wi-Fi

chrisxen · 2022-06-14T14:33:54.940Z

after the last iOS update, I can’t add node to my mesh network. after I select “node situation” the app does nothing and returns to starting page @alzhao @Leo

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Leo · 2022-06-15T01:23:24.195Z

Sorry for the inconvenience, we will check it.

chrisxen · 2022-06-15T04:31:48.655Z

any other way to add my nodes till the issue with the app is fixed? @Leo

Leo · 2022-06-15T07:59:25.820Z

Very sorry, there is no other way. We will submit another version to Apple for review today. If it goes well, it will be officially released in a day or two.

DaWeav · 2024-05-25T03:49:37.920Z

@Leo, I'm sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but I can't seem to add my MT2500A Brume 2 VPN router to the iOS app. When I follow the steps in the app to add my Brume 2 using the 'Sub Router Mode', the app will not go past the 'power on your router' page at all. And there's no where to add an IP manually that I have found.

Leo · 2024-05-28T02:06:25.812Z

Hi @DaWeav , Brume 2 don't have WiFi, so can't add it directly to App.
If it has sub networks with WiFi routers, then it's possible. You can simply draw a network topology diagram.

DaWeav · 2024-05-28T02:45:26.940Z

I follow the prompts in the app and selecting the Brume 2500A, it prompts two different options for 'select the connection mode'. So I select the 'Sub Router Mode' since the Brume 2500A LAN port is connected to the wireless sub-routers WAN port. My iOS device is connected to the sub-routers wireless just like it shows in the app drawing, but when I get to the second 'Power up your Router' screen in the app, the 'Next' button doesn't do anything. So why doesn't that work?

Anyway, I was able to manually add it by selecting 'Initialized Devices' and putting in the IP address.