Wi-Fi Sync Not Working When Setting Up iOS App [Under Investigation. For now, try rebooting]

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  • Megan
    Megan
    1Password Alumni

    Hi @breatleb‌

    I've merged your post with an existing discussion on Wi-Fi sync. Please take a look at my post #24 above for some of the first troubleshooting steps to try. If none of these work, please let us know the exact version numbers of both 1Password and your operating systems for all computers and devices currently running 1Password. This will help us track things down more efficiently.

  • Mike Brust
    Mike Brust
    Community Member
    edited September 2014

    Same here. iOS 8.0.2 & Mavericks

    Wlan sync worked perfectly prior to my iOS upgrade

    Now code=60 occurs
    I have deleted my data, restarted app, etc...
    Pls help

    Sync over iCloud works

    UPDATE: sorry ! Restart of iPad solved the problem. Although I had WLAN connection. More than strange but I am happy that it works now

  • Megan
    Megan
    1Password Alumni

    Hi Mike Brust,

    I'm so glad to hear that a restart got things working for you! If you notice any other oddities, please let us know and we'll investigate further. :)

  • xevven
    xevven
    Community Member

    Hey guys, I just wanted to add, that I was reading this and other post with the same problem. Yes - reboot solved my problem too. Just in case somebody starts looking at the last posts first ;-)

  • MikeT
    MikeT

    HI guys,

    Rebooting makes sense, it restart the network services that seems to be unstable on iOS 8 and also Yosemite. We're tracking several bugs with the network services and have filed bug reports with Apple. Things should be improved over time as the services get fixed and improved in future iOS and OS X updates.

  • smadan
    smadan
    Community Member

    Hi, I bought a windows license today and tried to sync the data from PC to iPhone and my iPad. Neither of the them gets synced over wifi even after re-boots. I get the same error as mentioned earlier in the posts. Any pointers ?

  • zedd45
    zedd45
    Community Member
    edited February 2015

    @chrisdj 's Ad Hoc Network solution worked for me. iOS 8.1.2 + 1Password 5.2
    OSX.9.5 + 1Password 4.4.3

    I refuse to degrade to Yucksemite‎

  • chrisdj
    chrisdj

    @zedd45 Glad the ad hoc network worked! That typically would tell me your router needs some some of tweak for the Bonjour connection to establish between the two devices. The ad hoc connection cuts out the middle man (the router) so to speak.

    If your router is dual-band and creates two networks (2.4GHz and 5GHz) make sure both devices are connected to the same network. Also make sure that localhost (or 127.0.0.1 as it is technically named) is not being blocked or filtered by a firewall on the router.

    Hopefully one of those can sort that out so you don't need to always establish an ad hoc connection. Routers can be rather fiddly things at times.

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