G gadget069 Active Member Thread Starter Joined Mar 16, 2017 Messages 124 Reaction score 120 Jun 16, 2017 #1 I'm using fileexplorer to hook to the ftp server. I can connect to the ftp server when I'm on wifi, but when I switch to data I get "could not resolve host" errors. Thoughts?
I'm using fileexplorer to hook to the ftp server. I can connect to the ftp server when I'm on wifi, but when I switch to data I get "could not resolve host" errors. Thoughts?
TwitchyPuppy Member Joined Nov 3, 2016 Messages 50 Reaction score 47 Jun 16, 2017 #2 Probably because it has to use the same network? Just a wild guess!
G gadget069 Active Member Thread Starter Joined Mar 16, 2017 Messages 124 Reaction score 120 Jun 16, 2017 #3 No, this is a remote FTP server. I can use my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge without any issues.
zstairlessone Well-Known Member Joined Feb 12, 2012 Messages 2,643 Reaction score 4,219 Jun 16, 2017 #4 Could be your cellular provider
G gadget069 Active Member Thread Starter Joined Mar 16, 2017 Messages 124 Reaction score 120 Jun 16, 2017 #5 zstairlessone said: Could be your cellular provider Click to expand... I can use the same sim card in my Samsung device and not have any issues.
zstairlessone said: Could be your cellular provider Click to expand... I can use the same sim card in my Samsung device and not have any issues.
B bear7962 Well-Known Member Joined Feb 8, 2013 Messages 1,997 Reaction score 1,412 Jun 19, 2017 #6 Are you using the same Fileexplorer you use on Android or did you download the IOS app for use on your iPhone?
Are you using the same Fileexplorer you use on Android or did you download the IOS app for use on your iPhone?
G gadget069 Active Member Thread Starter Joined Mar 16, 2017 Messages 124 Reaction score 120 Jun 22, 2017 #7 bear7962 said: Are you using the same Fileexplorer you use on Android or did you download the IOS app for use on your iPhone? Click to expand... FileExplorer for iOS.
bear7962 said: Are you using the same Fileexplorer you use on Android or did you download the IOS app for use on your iPhone? Click to expand... FileExplorer for iOS.