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Ah ok, not sure how to change that one.

Yes, you can change it on the File Tab, see screen shot. Don't forget to update it in PG2 and PG3 if you have them and any NS that needs it.

I wanted to document this issue in case anyone else runs into it. When the upgrade reset the credentials to admin/admin it also cleared the INSTEON Support check mark on the configuration page. It also of course invalidated the credentials stored in PG2, PG3, NodeLink and any other NS that needed them. That didn't dawn on me right away... That resulted in a lot of noise in the log files as Michel was trying to help me solve the problem. My Portal connection was also impacted which Michel had to fix on his end. THANK YOU @Michel Kohanim for your help in getting to the bottom of this!

I was able to shut them off from the AC but I tried the rest call anyway. It was successful but no change. I'll put a ticket in today. Thanks to you and @Jimbo for the suggestions.

@Javi,The problem now is that when I ask about updates it says the my polisy is up to date. Do I need to force the update via ssh?

I ran an update to my polisy tonight using the Check for Polisy updates then Update Polisy. I think it said there were 100 items to update. After completion both PG2 and PG3 came back up, but the ISY Launcher failed to find ISY. I played around with the cache and downloading the launcher and finally got my ISY to appear. When I went to log in the password was changed back to admin (@asbril also reported this in an earlier post). The AC came up and I can see my devices but the system is in a long endless loop of the system being busy. Once completed it just starts over. I tried rebooting polisy, even unplugging it and the PLM, but the result is the same. The Portal reports ISY to be offline. Suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the reply @io_guy. See screen shot, I have auto update enabled but I tried a manual update. The log indicates that I'm up to date. Also I clicked the node update as well. In the log you can see that it appears to have updated successfully but when I reboot is still says the files are out of date. Maybe it's related to Michels comment about case sensitivity?

Does the banner at the bottom of the Dashboard point to the ISY on Polisy? It sounds like it's working especially if it updated. Maybe the banner is related to PG3? I don't have PG3 installed yet. Is the configuration on PG3 correct?

It sounds like your ISY is not configured correctly in PG2. Here is what mine looks like.

Thank you @Techman, I ran right past 'ISY', looking for 'Query...' in devices. @dbwarner5, my situation was the same, the 'then' statement was replaced with a comment referencing the UUID of my 994. Easy fix when you know where to look!

I just moved my ISY to Polisy and I'm having some issues with NodeLink communicating with that platform. I get several error messages when NodeLink boots. One is that the Node definitions need updating but the auto update does not seem to work. The manual link takes me to a broken url. How do resolve the 3 file not found errors? Is there a new link to the manual file update? Thank you for your help.

I also lost my Query Routine. How do I restore it?

If you are going to consider getting a Polisy then you should consider an ecobee thermostat. It has a much richer feature set and can be fully controlled by ISY via Polisy or the ecobee app. I have 2 controlling my 2 stage Heat pump and it can also control the built in backup electric.

What a strange problem. Are there any other devices listed in Alexa that have the word 'kitchen" in them? Is it just the kitchen scene that's a problem or are there other scenes/lights that don't work? I have 2 ecobee5 thermostats and they seem to work identically to any native Echo that I have. I have both skills enabled as well. I haven't tried it but I wonder if the skills are even necessary for the Alexa part of the ecobee to work. I would think no but not sure. Do you have multiple Amazon accounts? Maybe they not on the same account? Just throwing out ideas... A call to Amazon may be the only way to sort this out.

The power cycle and factory reset see this link: http://cache.insteon.com/documentation/2477D-en.pdf The restore process is as you described.

You could try a power cycle on one of the affected switches. Next try a factory reset and then restore it from your ISY. Hopefully they just got scrambled from the power glitch and not damaged.

If you try to turn on the kitchen light from other Echo devices (not ecobee) does it work?

Do you have ISY portal? Does portal see it online? Can you access it via ISY web access?

Assuming there are no neutral wires in the switch boxes this would be the way to wire it.

Is there a neutral wire in either box? It's required for the module. If not you'll have to mount the module in the box where the light is connected and the neutral is available.

Thanks for the clarification, so the PLM would hang off of Polisy but be driven by the node server instead of the ISY portion of the firmware.

Sorry if this is a dumb question but how would a node server communicate with Insteon devices? I think of an NS as a bridge between 2 environments. What would the 'other' Insteon environment be? Maybe an ISY & PLM or an Insteon Hub but I suspect there will never be a way to talk to that.

I setup a My Media server on a RPi to serve all of my music ripped from CDs. A clip could be uploaded there and played using the custom command but it would still have the preamble "playing <music> from your my media collection"