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I am having difficulty accessing my ISY99i. I've tried clearing the Java cache, updating Java version, accessing ISY via all available methods. I've also rebooted ISY. Each time it will fully load the Java, then I will get a Windows box in the upper left hand corner that looks as if it were completely minimized (dash / box / red x) but it will not maximize. The only way I can End the program is to go into Task Manager. I have also tried disabling my firewall completely and it does not help. Thanks!

I've searched through the forum and seen examples of custom text notifications where users are able to add their house address and the function of the program. How is this done? When I receive an email notification, I would like to know what it was for. This will come in handy later when I add hardwired sensors and IR to my system. Thanks again to Michel and the team at Universal Devices for their amazing customer service!

Actually you can replace the actiontec as long as you connect the Actiontec router to the new router. In a nutshell: Call Verizon and ask them to activate your Ethernet port on the ONT. This will disable the coax port (MoCA), but that's ok. As long as the actiontec is connected your FIOS will still receive updates and program infomration. You will need to log in to the Actiontec router and "release" your IP address that your router gets from Verizon. You will also need to run an cat 5 cord from the ONT to your new router location. I started receiving notifications as soon as I plugged the ISY into MY new router. Plus, my internet connection speed increased from 9mb/s to 12. Read the attached article and brush up on your knowledge of the ONT and the Ethernet/MOca ports. I had to tell the Verizon rep that one of their techs told me this could be done - I told them everything I knew and they finally they allowed me to do it. They activated the Ethernet port over the phone! It will take some persistence - I ran a new cat5 connection from the new router to the ONT while I was on the phone holding for the rep (1.5 hrs) but it was worth it! Here's a link I found on broadbandreports.com. I think they also talk about how poorly the actiontec router performs with UPnP applications (NAT errors). Good luck and feel free to email if you have questions! http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r176791 ... ork-bridge