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Thanks for trying Michel! Tom

I have a Cisco EA6500 router that I have in Bridge Mode to act as an access point. Based on what I've figured out, the EA6500 is attempting to talk to the 994i each minute about HNAP (Home Network Administration Protocol). I've attempted to shutdown the requests by configuring the EA6500 for https access, but unfortunately, it seems I'm unable to disable the http access, which from what I've read, should have disabled the HNAP polling. So, my error log is growing at a tremendous rate. Here is a sample of the error log: Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:16 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:36574->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:16 AM System -170001 [HTTP]: GET-->/desc Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:57405->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:51058->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP]: GET-->/HNAP1/ Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP]: GET-->/ Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 UDWriteAll[sock=33]:Socket inactive Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] Socket not active#2 Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] Closing socket w/failure Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:49679->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] Socket not active#1 Tue 2013/11/12 10:44:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] Closing socket w/failure Tue 2013/11/12 10:45:06 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:59322->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:45:06 AM System -170001 [HTTP]: GET-->/desc Tue 2013/11/12 10:45:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:42966->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:45:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:33021->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:45:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP]: GET-->/HNAP1/ Tue 2013/11/12 10:45:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP]: GET-->/ Tue 2013/11/12 10:45:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:43316->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:45:18 AM System -170001 [Auth] 192.168.1.20:43316->80, Num=3 Tue 2013/11/12 10:46:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:36291->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:46:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP]: GET-->/HNAP1/ Tue 2013/11/12 10:46:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:45401->80 Tue 2013/11/12 10:46:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP]: GET-->/ Tue 2013/11/12 10:46:18 AM System -170001 [HTTP] 192.168.1.20:51334->80 With diagnostics off, I'm getting tons of "Auth:-10104" errors. Is there anything I can do on the 994i side to stop the polling? Does anyone know how to turn off the polling from the EA6500 side? Thanks! Tom

Next attempt here. It seems busy == false every time OnSystemStatus is called. Initially, my "control sending thread" would then attempt to send the control. I have now changed it so that if isISYReady() == false, it goes back into the wait. With trace points, I see that more than 90% of the time, the "control sending thread" is getting isISYReady() == false after being woke. In the one instance I saw isISYReady() == true, the control got sent and the light changed state. Just a reminder, I have 8 cores, so there is very little "thread waiting on execution queue". Does any of this make sense? Tom

Please ignore this for now. I have more testing to do. It may be that all I see is busy == false and not busy == true. Tom

I have a thread that sits on a wait() when I want to send a control to the ISY but isISYReady() == false. In the OnSystemStatus method, if "busy == false", I wake the thread and let it send the control to the ISY. I have never seen a "busy == false" when handling OnSystemStatus. So, once my control sending thread detects isISYReady() == false, it never comes out of the wait. Any suggestions? Tom

I accidentally drug "My Lighting" (the root group) into a folder using the Admin Console. Other than an ISY restore, I can find no way to undo what I have done. I know that restarting the Admin Console makes the root appear as if it is not in a folder, but the node for the ISY still indicates it is in the folder. Is there another way other than restore? Since what I did doesn't seem to be a right click option, it also makes me wonder if I should have been allowed to do it. Thanks! Tom