Michel Kohanim

Hi paauto, No, it should be your actual dynamic dns domain. The state/locality/email/etc. do not really cause certificate errors. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Tim, Please note that if either the subject or body is empty then notification will not be sent. With kind regards, Michel

Hi paauto, The hostname = common name and in your case: XXX.dnsalias.org With kind regards, Michel

Hi Barry, Not a bug. With kind regards, Michel

Hi paauto, The domain name (or IP address) for ISY must be identical to the common name that you have used for the certificate. If not, then regardless of what you do with the trust center in your computer, you will get that warning. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michael, The latter would make much more sense since the former was discussed and we were still liable for $$$ licensing fees and making sure the polling intervals are not less than 5 minutes, etc. etc. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michael, This is precisely why every time we try to add anonymous, it immediately becomes a huge requirement to revamp authorization in ISY. Adding a simply boolean at /USER/WEB is easy. Adding a password file for each directory requires investigation of what we ultimately want to do. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Elburn, That's why the first requirement was: a. Both ISYs should be on the same network You have two choices: 1. You can run RJ45 wire from your router in 1 to a switch in 2 2. You can use WiFi access points in bridge mode. This means that your access point in 2 MUST BE able to see your router in 1 With kind regards, Michel

Hi btWix, Got it. This is much easier ... thank you. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Alan, You could do that with PRO series. This said, this will make ISY not accessible to any device that can do https BUT not client authentication. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Elburn and Alan, Yes, that's what I mean: ISY1->Network Resource->REST->ISY2 ISY2->Network Resource->REST->ISY1 With kind regards, Michel

Sorry: With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michael, Fortunately/Unfortunately, we (as in UDI) cannot do anything with WUnderground as they wanted to charge us 10s of thousands of dollars just to become a partner. It will be up to you and other 3rd parties to actually get the data to ISY. Yes, you can anything that can communicate events and get commands from ISY. With kind regards, Michel

Hi bTwix, Thanks so very much for the suggestion and feedback. This has been on our requirement list for a VERY long time. The reason is that every time we try to implement it, we face much deeper security challenges. As far as the wife factor, most http clients support Basic Authentication. Is it difficult to hardcode ISY's userid/password in your client? i.e. I am just delegating the security hole back to your client With kind regards, Michel

Hello backinthelab, Not only I very much understand your sentiments but also I do agree. You can remove the scene. Please note that ISY does NOT in any shape or form communicate with any other entity outside of your home WITHOUT your explicit permission/intervention. Actually, this is the one feature that we are promoting all over the place: Autonomous --> no data going out and no commands coming in. You ARE in control. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Elburn, Unfortunately you cannot register the same device into two different ISYs. On the other hand, you can use the Network Module to have one ISY sent network commands to the other ISY. This said: a. Both ISYs should be on the same network b. The scenario you are trying to implement should work outside of INSTEON With kind regards, Michel

Hi Tim, This is not good ... we are in the beginning stages of a solution that might support multiple Weather services. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Sackings, Would you please send Tools | Error Log and Tools | Log to support@universal-devices.com? Have you tried rebooting the PLM instead of ISY? With kind regards, Michel

Hi grtaylor, Please also send an email to support@Universal-devices.com with subject "PLM Losing Links" ... we'll forward to our contact at SmartHome. With kind regards, Michel

Hi mracine923, Yes! http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index ... _Variables With kind regards, Michel

Hi Neil, Thanks you. What's the firmware version on your ISY (Help | About)? With kind regards, Michel

Hi osurh18, I am so very sorry to hear. It seems that the ISP has changed the IP address. Unfortunately there's really no simple fix for this unless you get a dynamic DNS service. With kind regards, Michel

Hi paauto, Auto DR is our implementation of Open AutoDR which is a new standard for demand/response communications with the utilities. If your utility supports OpenADR, then you might be able to sign up to their programs for rebates/incentives. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Bob, Ok, if direct commands work but NONE of the scenes work, then, there are two cases: 1. You replaced the PLM but didn't do File | Restore Modem 2. Somehow/someone did a File | Delete Modem Which is the case? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Neil, Thanks so very much for the details. Can you tell me how many links you have when everything works? I must also let you know that we now have 3 cases of PLMs losing their links spontaneously. Thanks and with kind regards, Michel