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This is from their website: "Integrate with outside apps using command-based HTTP requests (post / get based on a specified command)" This means that you should be able to use UBI to control your ISY by issuing REST commands to the ISY. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

Are you perhaps referring to the symbol next to the program name which indicates that the program has not been saved? Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

Integrating my ISY with Eventghost has been on my to-do list for quit some time but have never gotten around to work on it other than installing Eventghost on my computer. I would love to hear from you once you get it up & running how it's working out for you. Thanks.

I don't really have any experience myself with Eventghost. But from what I have read I believe you can control eventghost via network resources commands so u don't need to use an IR blaster to get the ISY & Eventghost to communicate. Do a search on the forum for eventghost & you will come up with a couple of posts on this. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

Eventghost perhaps? Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

Have any ideas on automating it using Insteon?... Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

I am sorry for the mix-up. I was quoting the terminology out of my memory and I mentioned the wrong term as used by Go Daddy. What I actually meant was to use the re-key option which allows you to generate a new certificate right away not “Revokeâ€. I apologize. What error message were you getting?

You need the server certificate only. Go into the godaddy control panel & revoke the certificate which will give you back the credit to generate a new certificate. Then generate a CSR in the ISY dashboard under server certificates & follow all the steps again. Edit: Once you download the new certificates from Go Daddy you should open your domain .crt file with Notepad or any text editor program. The file should start with -----Begin certificate----- and end with ------End certificate-------Copy & paste its contents into the receive certificate window. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

Yes, this will do what you want.

I am not sure I understand what your goal is. Do you want the variable to be reset every time the ISY-994 restarts? If yes then leave your program the way it is. If not just add another line in your "If" statement "Init To" whatever value you want, and it will keep that value after a restart and you won't need a battery backup.

Did you by any chance have had power outages? That would reset the variables. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

MWareman, Do you have an ISY-99 or ISY-994? If you got the 994, what is supposed to happen after you paste the Cacert.org certificate in the "receive cert." window? I just upgraded to the 994 & I can't get this to work. See here: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=12150 Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

Help anybody? Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

The following is from the guide on page 10 at the CSR request step: "Make sure to click the Save button on SSL Certificate Management dialog once done." However I don't have a save button on the SSL Certificate Management window. On page 8 of the guide there is an image of the SSL Certificate Management window with no save button there either. Thanks.

It does end with =.

I don't know how to check this if it's using SHA2, but a cacert.org had worked successfully with my ISY-99. I doubt the 99 supported something that the 994 doesn't. Moreover, my 99 was on firmware version 3.3.10 while the 994 was still on 3.2.6 when I made the switch and restored the 99 backup unto the 994. At this point the 994 worked fine with the old certificate from the 99. After I upgraded the firmware to 4.0.5 that's when I had to recreate the certificate using the dashboard instead of the old way thru the admin console & I have run into a problem. I rather think that I am doing something wrong & am missing some obvious step here. What is normaly supposed to happen when I paste the certificate and click ok? Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

Hi, I finally upgraded to my 994. I am trying to install a cacert.org certificate. I am doing all the steps till pasting the certificate into the receive cert. window, then I click ok which takes me back to the SSL Certificates Management window. Then according to the guide I need to click "save". But there is no save button there. The only choice I have other than the various certificate options & the cancel button is to click on the x on top which takes me back to the network settings window. That window does have a save button but it's greyed out. It seems that it's used only when making changes to the port settings and the like. When I x out from that window nothing is changed and the certificate is not installed. What am I missing here? Thanks

Hi Lee, Is adjusting the offset the same thing as calibrating or is it something else? I hadn't touched it for nine months so I don't remember exactly what I did. But I do remember that I followed the instructions in the manual to calibrate it and it was still off. Also the number of degrees it was off by was inconsistent, not like it would always be 2 degrees higher for example. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

hbsh01, It seems like we are in the same boat. Were you ever able to resolve the problem? ~Jerry I just put it aside & haven't tried to do anything again since then. It's interesting that there are a lot of discussions going on about a lot of issues with those thermostats, but almost nobody is mentioning this problem, while I had it with two of them.

Something was wrong with the link. I am trying again. http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?p=76028#p76028 Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

I have had the same issue with two of them. See my post here: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?p=5#p5 Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2

Thank you MWareman & Michel, I just went the cacert.org route & followed MWareman’s instructions to install it onto my Android and it now works with Tasker! I did try several more times to get the Godaddy certificate to work just out of curiosity, but after a while I just gave up. One thing I learned is that Android seems to be very finicky & unpredictable with certificates in general. Just one example: the latest thing that I tried with the Godaddy certificate was that I copied & pasted into the ISY window the contents of the mydomainname.crt file & right below that I copied & pasted the contents of the sf_bundle.crt file. After doing that the certificate was trusted by my browsers on my computer, by my non-stock android browser (which did not trust it when I only copied & pasted the mydomainname.crt file), but not by Tasker. Now with the cacert.org certificate that I ended up using, it is trusted by Tasker but not by my non-stock Android browser. So it seems that Android is very unpredictable on how the system & various apps will work with certificates. Both Godaddy & Starfield root certificates are actually in Android’s default trusted credentials list. I would like to share some more things that I learned along the way in the many hours I spent trying to get this to work and also explain & give detailed instructions on how I got it to work with DynDNS’ grandfathered free dyndns service without having to use my own domain and DynDNS’ paid Standard DNS service. I just don’t have the time right now. So in the meantime if anyone would like to get more info on this topic please post your question & I will try to help as much as I can. Thanks again Michel & MWareman.

I am copying & pasting here my question to MWareman & his reply from another thread. http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=12074&start=0#p93004 Is it?... http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=12098 Would this solve my problem? Thank you

Hi Michel, For this you need a Certificate that is signed by a CA (Certificate Authority) such as Verisign, CheapSSL, DigiCert, etc. Nothing else would work. Well, the certificate is NOT trusted because it's signed by YOU and not a CA ... see above please. It should work in IE if you follow http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index ... te_Install What I tried to do on Android was the same thing that's supposed to work in IE if I understend this correctly. I am supposed to be able to get IE to trust my self-signed certificate by installing it to the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store (even though I wasn't actually succesful myself in doing it but it should work according to the wiki that you linked to). Android also has an option to install certificates. So I thought that I should be able to get Android to trust my self-signed certificate by installing it. MWareman though wrote here that for some reason it would not work in Android versions below 4.2 even though the option to install a certificate is there in older versions. Godaddy gave me a choice between SHA-1 & SHA-2. The Network Security Configuration Guide for the ISY-994 though does mention "TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_SHA2", I don't know if it has anything to do with this. This I cannot explain! This is obviously my main issue that I am trying to resolve. While doing some additional research I came across somethng being mentioned on Godaddy's website about an Intermediate Certificate that might also need to be installed & "chained". Could the problem be something related to this? Then I found another tread http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=8976&hilit=godaddy where someone also had an issue with a Godaddy certificate & Android. You mentioned there something to the extent that the ISY-994 does not support this. But I found in the PDF guide on page 7 mentioned there "Please note that if you would like to support a certificate that goes through a chain to reach the root signing certificate, then you must import all the certificates in the chain and all the way up to the root." Since I don't really understand what all of this means, can you explain if any of this could help my issue & perhaps I would be able to get this to work on Android at least when I upgrade to the ISY-994? mydomainname.crt What is the sf_bundle.crt, does this have something to do with an inetrmeidae certificate that also needs to be installed? I tried & it didn't work. You might have to but it's free. I've used it many times At first I didn't understand since Godaddy charges for each certificate. THen I saw an option in the Godaddy control panel called "Re-Key" which it seems that I can generate again a CSR and a certifcate again. Was this what you were reffering to? Michel, I know my questions have a lot more to do with Godaddy & Android than with the ISY so I really appreciate your helping me in resolving this as well as anyone else who has knowledge about this stuff. Thanks.