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Same here. Feit bulbs and no issues for years. Dimmed at 50% and no flicker.

Update: So far, none of my Insteon controlled devices have turned on as scheduled. This has never happened with any previous update. All can still be controlled manually and with Alexa. Update: Apparently I had to reboot more than once to fix above. Scheduled lighting is now working.

Just updated Polisy Pro from 5.6.4 to 5.7.0. No issues with the Admin Console, PG3X or Mobile. Running all Insteon devices.

@Techman Thanks for the link. I’ve had this issue since upgrading to 5.6.4.

Ok. I am able to access Polisy using either option, so thanks for clarifying.

@Javi Now that my mobile issue is resolved, I decided to update Polisy to 5.6.4. When opening the IOX Finder, Polisy shows up but then an error box appears that says “Not Found” although it is listed correctly. I click on OK and a 2nd Polisy shows up with the correct uuid, but with a local Polisy url. How do I delete it?

Thanks Javi. For some reason, my local network was showing under System Network Relations. I removed it and all is good. Thanks for the help.

Answers to your questions are listed above. It’s not accepting my user ID and/or Password. No issues connecting when disconnected from WiFi.

UD Mobile has been working fine all morning, but just suddenly received an error message. IP address is set. What am I missing? System: Home ERROR: No LOCAL IP ADDRESS is set for the system. System name: Home

I am experiencing the same.

Thanks @Javi

Same for me. Started today.

Hi All, Looking for feedback to make sure I am programming the Insteon Smoke Bridge correctly. The Smoke and CO seems straight forward, but wasn't sure about Low Battery Status and Malfunction Status which shows a current state of "On" after linking the Smoke Detector to the Insteon Smoke Bridge. Thanks, Gary Smoke Bridge - [ID 0034][Parent 0001] If 'Smoke Bridge / Smoke Bridge-Smoke' is switched On Or 'Smoke Bridge / Smoke Bridge-CO' is switched On Or 'Smoke Bridge / Smoke Bridge-Low Bat' Status is On Or 'Smoke Bridge / Smoke Bridge-Malfunction' Status is On Then Send Notification to 'Gary' content 'Smoke Detector' Send Notification to 'Laurie' content 'Smoke Detector' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

I received the same warning and was upgraded without issues. Make sure to have a recent back-up before upgrading your BIOS. Also, have a new password ready when you enable TPM and don't forget to keep a record of the new password. (See below info from Michel) TPM = Trusted Platform Module At the highest level, it's a cryptographic chip that does not depend on anything else. In our case, it serves two purposes: 1. We can have it check the OS being run and make sure the OS (our version of FreeBSD) is signed/verified by UD 2. A root key is stored on the chip itself. The root key creates and manages a master application key that is used to create as many application keys as necessary for encrypting things (including the whole file system if need be). The only way the root key can be decrypted is via the chip. The only way the application keys can be decrypted are via the root key. So, all keys are themselves stored encrypted so the likelihood that someone can get access to the root key and application keys are exponentially reduced So, when you enable TPM, the following takes place in the RAM (so no residue on the disk): 1. A root key is created and stored in the TPM 2. A master application key is encrypted by the root key and stored in the TPM 3. Both of the above are zipped up in a package and encrypted by your password and a very secure encryption algorithm. This file is stored in the conf directory of your IoP. So, BACK IT UP NOW If you ever have to restore your IoP to another device, you WILL NEEED YOUR PASSWORD to decrypt #3 and recreate the keys in the new chipset. If you lose your password, you will have to start from scratch.

Restart Polyglot and that should resolve it.