JimTurner

Not sure if this is intended behavior, but version 1.4.7 of the app only opens favorites on App Launch. It USED to go back to favorites when you toggled back to the app from somewhere else. Restarting phone does not help. Running this on an iPhone.

Success! One thing to note: when you add the original eisy URL (with port 8443) to the ISY Finder, you will use that one to sign on with the original credentials. Hitting the same URL WITHOUT the port will require you to use your Portal credentials.

Holy CRAP! Looking this up, it's a known issue for Spectrum DNS servers... Geesh. Time to change to a public DNS.

Was setting myself up for the upgrade to the latest on my eisy and issued an ssh tail to /var/log/messages and saw this: Sep 23 12:37:04 eisy ntpd[1545]: error resolving pool pool.ntp.org: Name does not resolve (8) If I hit the pool.ntp.org directly, it resolves to some luggage website. Is there a place to change the URL for updating the time? This seems to be buried somewhere that is not evident.

Update on this issue for those who may be looking for this later: I THINK I found the issue. In the old Insteon Hub days and before I ended up with as many Insteon devices as I have now, I used a Range Extender 2992-222. It is supposed to just relay Insteon traffic, but after I unplugged this device my random ons have disappeared. (Watch, within 24 hours of this post something will turn on again... )

Thanks. I'll see what happens when I try this.

I had to add the 8080 port number (configured in the AC) to get this to work.

I had an ISY994 and was able to trigger programs with this URL: http://<UserID>:<Password>@192.168.x.x/rest/programs/<ProgramID>/runThen The program ID is what is listed in the program summary tab in the Admin Console ("0001" or "000A", etc.) First time trying to test this with the EISY and it fails. My use case: I trap my UPS events in Windows (Power Restore, Dirty Power, etc.), hit a URL in the ISY that would shut off some sensitive equipment before the surges killed them - gotta love Central Texas power grid... Possible? Edit: Figured it out - but can't delete my post! :(

Wondering how many have gone through the upgrade process. I am on FreeBSD 14.1 p6, and IOX 5.9.1. To get me to this point, I needed assistance from UD ticket meisters, so I am a little leery of hitting the "go" button. Let me know your experiences... ~jim

Thanks. I found the files and cleared them (actually just renamed them in case...).

Delete is grayed out...

Anybody know where these values that show in the IOX finder are cached?

So, I had 2 issues - the second one was self induced trying to solve the first. My PG3 was totally MIA, and in attempting to do a simple reboot, I started the upgrade unknowingly, and then the entire EISY was MIA from my network. ugh. Submitted a ticket and Michel assisted in getting me network access. I attached a monitor, keyboard and mouse directly to the EISY to do this. Once network connectivity was restored I was able to SSH into it. Lastly, Michel did a screen share and cleaned up the mess. Amongst other things, looks like I had logs that chewed up storage - not sure, as Michel was moving very fast. EISY is up, Zwave is up, PG3 is up, and all good. ~jim

Hello: I have an EISY but have not done the latest massive upgrade just yet. My Polyglot installation seems to have disappeared, and 4 plugins that I am using no longer work. I get "Connection Refused" when I try to launch the PG3 webservice from the EISY. I've power cycled twice - the last time for 15 minutes. Polyglot still not available. HELP! ~jim

Found it - thanks. I have so many devices, it was buried.