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Connect to Relay + Verify Connection

⚡ Quick Start👤 Audience🎯 Goals📝 Before You Start🛠 Setup Steps🔐 Advanced Details✅ Verify🔧 Troubleshooting🔄 Rollback📷 Screenshots

Quick Start

  1. Open Tally and go to Settings

  2. Confirm the server address is correct (your admin will provide this)

  3. Click the Test Connection button

  4. Look for the green "Connected" indicator

👤Who This Is For

Anyone who needs to confirm the Tally app is connected to the server before a service.

🎯What You Will Accomplish

  • Confirm the correct server address in settings

  • Test the connection

  • Verify everything is communicating properly

📝Prerequisites

🛠Step-by-Step Setup

1Open App Settings

Open the Tally app and go to the settings panel.

2Confirm Server Address

Make sure the server address matches what your admin provided (e.g., api.tallyconnect.app).

3Save Settings

Save any changes you made.

4Run Connection Test

Click the Test Connection button to check connectivity.

5Verify Connected Status

Confirm the status indicator shows green / connected.

🔐Advanced Details Show / Hide

If the in-app test isn't enough, you can verify from a terminal:

bash
curl -sS https://api.tallyconnect.app/api/health

You should see a response with uptime and status fields. This confirms the server is running and reachable from your network.

Common network terms your IT team may mention:

  • Port 443 — the standard secure web port (this should already be open on most networks)

  • DNS — the system that converts web addresses to IP numbers

  • VLAN — a network segment; your Tally computer and server need to be able to reach each other

Validation Checklist

0 of 0 verified

🔧Common Issues and Fixes

SymptomCauseFix
"Unauthorized" errorLogin expired or wrong serverSign out, sign back in, and confirm the server address
Can't reach the serverNetwork or internet issueCheck your internet connection; ask IT if your network blocks outgoing connections
Old server addressSettings weren't updatedRemove the old address and enter the current one from your admin
Connection drops repeatedlyFirewall or network restrictionAsk your IT team to allow traffic to the server address

🔄Rollback / Fallback

  1. Put back the last known working server address.

  2. Sign out and sign back in.

  3. Retry the connection test.

📷Screenshot Placeholders

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Server settings panel
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Connection test success
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Connection test failure
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Health check example
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