This article contains information to help resolve Cloud Connector issues. Before starting detailed troubleshooting, please make sure always to try these steps first:
- Check for service disruptions or planned maintenance on our status page.
- Restart the Cloud Connector by removing it from the power outlet, re-inserting it after 30 seconds, and checking if it comes online within 5 minutes.
Keep this in mind!
There are two versions of the Cloud Connector, each designed for specific regions: EU and US. The EU variant is not compatible with the US region due to distinct regional regulations (and vice versa). This is attributed to differences in frequency bands, LTE categories, and power class standards for wireless communication devices between the EU and US.
If the steps above do not resolve the issue, follow the troubleshooting steps below based on the symptoms you might have.
Troubleshooting steps
- No light from the status indicator
- Connected to cellular - Red light from the status indicator
- Connected to Ethernet – Red light from the status indicator
Troubleshooting steps
Between each step, wait for a few minutes to see if the Cloud Connector display symbols change.
No light from the status indicatorIf the indicator does not light up, it indicates that the Cloud Connector is not receiving power. |
Possible cause | Corrective action |
A defective power outlet. |
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A defective power supply. |
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Connected to cellular - Red light from the status indicatorIf the indicator displays solid red, it indicates that the Cloud Connector is not able to connect to the internet. |
Possible cause | Corrective action |
The Cloud Connector is not claimed. |
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Lack of cellular coverage at the location. |
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Cloud Connector is mounted in an enclosed space. |
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A temporary disruption in local infrastructure, maintenance of cell towers, etc. |
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A service disruption. |
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Connected to Ethernet – Red light from the status indicatorIf the Cloud Connector is connected to Ethernet, but the indicator still displays solid red, it indicates that the Cloud Connector was not able to connect to the internet via Ethernet. |
Possible cause | Corrective action |
Network rules block the Cloud Connector from connecting to the internet. |
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No DHCP service. |
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The network is not connected to the Internet. |
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A defective Ethernet cable. |
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A service disruption. |
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Troubleshooting did not fix the problem?
If you're still experiencing a hardware issue, please refer to our Warranty article for more details on the replacement possibility.