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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby
Your Kobo settings should show you the "known" networks that it will automatically connect to. The Kobo IP address is not involved. If you long press on the "Local caliber catalog" option in KOReader you should get a pop-up message box to "Edit" the calibre host and port. You should check that it matches what calibre is showing for the content server.
With the WiFi turned on, try some of the other OPDS catalogs like Feedbooks or Project Gutenberg.
It is sounding more like your Glo is not connecting to your router/wifi access point and the internet.
Luck;
Ken
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Nope, I can connect to internet. I can access other OPDS catalogs from KOReader, just not Calibre's. Also, I can download my content from Dropbox via Nickel browser, but I'd like something quicker.
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Originally Posted by PeterT
Double check your router; at times there are options that are designed to prevent access from wireless devices to wired devices. (Might be called Wireless Isolation).
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I tried temporarily disabling router firewall and it didn't help. But it seems there really is something with rooter blocking local access and allowing internet access for my Kobo. Weird. I didn't find any other safety options that could be responsible for this on my router.