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flynifr

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  1. flynifr replied to io_guy's topic in ISY994
    Thanks. I had found that but it doesn't seem make a difference.
  2. flynifr replied to io_guy's topic in ISY994
    I figured it out. Thanks. Do you know if there is a way to actually dim or turn off the backlighting on the older KPLs? It does not work form ISY. Rick
  3. flynifr replied to io_guy's topic in ISY994
    I have just installed some older KPLs (v28) and cannot control the individual LEDs in the way you specified. When I go into the ISY to create the program I do not have On/Off options, only brightness level options and the v28 does not support brightness level through ISY. Any suggestions? Should i downgrade the firmware to an older version?
  4. THAT WORKED!! Deleting the SSL Cert fixed the problem. I now get a pop-up reminding me to change the default Certificate but I can wait for the fix in the next build. iLinc now connects via HTTPS and I can connect from a web browser through my DynDNS using either HTTP or HTTPS.
  5. I just upgraded to 2.7.9 from 2.7.0 but was never able to get it working before either. I double checked both in the Config tab and through Telnet, HTTPS is set to 443.
  6. HTTPS://10.0.1.196 from the local network returns "Can't connect to server"
  7. Thanks for the reply. I actually do not want 2 HTTP connections. I want to do exactly what you are doing but I cannot get the HTTPS connection to work. I really think that the problem is with my port forwarding configuration in the Airport Extreme because everything else (ISY, iLinc) matches. I have ISY, iLinc, and Airport Extreme set to use port 443 but to no avail. For now i have set the iLinc to a DynDNS address that I have linked to HTTP port 80 so I can connect from anywhere but that means that sitting around my house I am going out over the internet first then back to the ISY instead of staying on the local network. My Airport Extreme port forwarding configuration is: internal IP 10.0.1.196 Public TCP 80, 443 Private TCP 80,443
  8. I just got my ISY-99 and I am trying to configure the HTTPS access to use iLinc. I have the port set properly in the ISY to 443 and have set the port forwarding in the Airport Extreme to forward TCP port 443 to the static IP I configured for the ISY. I can access the ISY over HTTP but still no luck with HTTPS. The only reason I need this is that I want iLinc to use my local IP for HTTP when I am home and it will not allow setting 2 HTTP addresses, one must be HTTPS. I did check and my ISP does not block port 443.

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