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The log files from the original work to setup WiFi using UD Mobile are in the ticket we were using.

@Javi Should the manual WiFi configuration remove any issues related to the OS/device that the user uses for normal UD Mobile connection? As an iOS user, I have continued to fail getting WiFi mode working. I had comments about trying manual WiFi configuration using Firefox on macOS in my recent ticket response, but that appeared to fail too. Is there a command line method to set up WiFi in a direct EISY connection (using hdmi monitor and usb keyboard)?

What is the manufacturer of the WiFi router you are connecting to. Just curious if it is also an Apple or something else.

@zorax2 I just wanted to let you know that my issues continue and I am working with @Javivia a ticket to try to get some insight. My house is almost pure Apple and UD Mobile is running on an iPhone X on iOS 16.2… there have been some questions in my mind if this issue is iOS or other… the point in question is that my WiFi AP is an Apple Time Capsule 2Gb. All my WiFi APs in the house are Apple Extremes or Apple Time Capsules. I had a very old (1990s) Belkin so I ran a test with the iPhone connecting to the Belkin and then the Belkin connecting with the network. The Belkin was so slow to set up, age has not treated it well, but I was successful in using UD Mobile on the iPhone to set up the EISY AP. However, I removed the Belkin since it was so wacky and to get all back to normal I had to reset the EISY network and that killed the EISY AP. However, that one result was encouraging, but I don’t have a quality WiFi Router that is not Apple to permanently try a different setup. Trying UD Mobile WiFi Config on an Android is also not an option. So, is iOS on the iPhone part of the issue? Is the problem related to the router it connects through? An interesting problem to deconstruct. @Javiis starting with analyzing what the iPhone is doing and I am giving him what he needs (log files), but that work is just starting.

Thanks for the reminder… I was aware of that, but since I have had issues with previous migration tries and still fight issues with configuring WiFI on the EISY (I am already working with UD on this) I was hesitant to change a system that is fully working.

I have yet to update my Polisy to 5.5.3… it is still on 5.4.5. So, to clarify this is the migration click on the Polisy to create the migration backup file that will be used to restore on the EISY?

@asbrili just saw your message regarding your migration results after a help session with the UDI. Do you understand what was different from the recommended migration steps that you initially performed and what was different in the help session? Another way to ask the question… do you think updates to the recommended migration steps will result from your help session and that we should wait?

@Javi I looked at this link and there is one statement in that documentation that bothers me. There is a statement... First put eisy in WiFi configuration mode by double pressing the front power button. Then connect to eisy's WiFi network, the password is the text under eisy's QR Code. Finally send the following command in a browser http://172.26.18.3:60018/setwifi/<SSID>/<Passphrase> where SSID is your home WiFi SSID and Passphrase is your home WiFi password. That statement in bold says the EISY password is under the EISY's QR code. When I look at the back of my unit, there is no text under the QR code. So how does one know it?

I don't know which step of the attempts to connect with Wifi that the connection to the portal was broken. I don't think it fair to submit a ticket without me providing some suggestions. Let me try to repeat the some of the work and see if I can define when the connection broke. With the ethernet disconnected during most of the wifi configuration I don't think it was in that work... I was sporadically checking the portal during most of that work and I had not lost it. Let me see if I can determine when... but this is the 2nd day that this happened. Later today, I went through and manually setup the EISY - UD Mobile > System... I manually setup the portal and tested, manually setup the local using the finder (and it came up eisy.local, manually added the wifi and turned off always use local connection. All the connection tests worked with ethernet plugged in... I did not try the tests with the ethernet unplugged. Let me look at that and also examine the manual way to add credentials. The SSID and password are widely used in my network and they are always copied and pasted from my password tool and they have not changed. The only odd character in my SSID is a hyphen, the WiFI password is only upper case characters and numbers, but it is a long string. Is there a character limit to the password length? I am surprised that this is becoming such a project. I tend to have measurable patience for this kind of thing, so I will keep at it.

I have checked the UD Mobile > Settings > Systems > EISY and in the Local Connection there is only one WiFi network defined. I do have a guest network, but the wifi radio is disabled when there are no guests in the house, so the I can't see anyway it would be detecting it. I have the EISY configured manually in the UD Mobile > Settings > System > EISY. I have the portal setup and tested and the local IP was setup with the finder and the Wifi router was added manually. "Only use local" is OFF. My home ethernet is setup on 192.168.27.xx for all devices. At one point when the eisy.local AP was setup and visible in iOS during the WiFi Configuration I was able to look at it and it is/was assigning a 192.168.0.xx to the AP. I didn't think this too unusual as the AP is essentially setting up it's own local sub-network... Any insight always appreciated.

@JaviToday, I ended up starting from scratch again. I restored my UD Mobile from a backup to recover my favorites and the backup was from before EISY, so the EISY was not there. I took this as an opportunity to start from scratch again and tried the WiFI setup from UD Mobile Settings > WiFi Configuration. The first time I tried it asked for permission to join the EISY AP, then proceeded to the next screen where it was connecting with the AP and there it just stalled and did not proceed. The 2nd time I tried it asked for permission to join the EISY AP and then within 10 - 15 seconds came back and said it could not connect with AP and essentially stalled again. The 3rd time I tried it asked for permission to join the AP, then proceeded, uploaded credentials and errored out as before with the Error popup box. So, then I tried to setup the EISY in UD Mobile settings and do so manually. I went to test the Portal connection and it just timed out. Tried to setup the local connection and it would never see the EISY. Since I had issues before, I went to see the Portal status and AGAIN, it was saying the EISY was no longer connected to the Portal. I rebooted and again I was getting those same pool.ntp.org error messages on the local HDMI screen. Something in the manual process of setting up or testing the Portal or perhaps something in setting up the WiFi configuration is causing the EISY Networking to go weird. So thinking this was a networking issue I reset the networking with 4 clicks of the button. Within a few minutes the EISY reconnected with the Portal. So, @Javi I don't know if it is me, UD Mobile or dumb luck, but I am making no progress with setting up the EISY WiFi.

@Javi First, let me answer your questions. The last two digits of the MACID is "9b" My firmware is 5.5.3, but I had some issues this afternoon, I just updated again to assure that all is OK... I waited 25+ minutes. Being able to see the update status in the future will be good, as we never know if it is still updating and I fear I may have made that mistake in the past. WiFi Onboarding... The process failed as before. While I had some success earlier, the System > Local Connection > Finder is not finding the EISY. It finds the Polisy very quickly... I tried numerous times, with and without the ethernet cable plugged in. Relative to your question "Is EISY found on WiFi?" I am not sure just how to answer that question... if I go to my WiFi portable and unplug the EISY from the ethernet, the Launcher does not see the EISY. I have a tool called "Angry IP Scanner" and I searched all WiFi IPs and didn't see anything that looked like it didn't belong. Now, later this afternoon and trying anything I could think of and I thought I should start over. So I deleted the UD Mobile iOS app, hard re-booted the iPhone, reloaded the UD Mobile and tried setting up WiFi Configuration just using the UD Mobile app. It wanted a Portal connection and I could never establish one to the EISY. In looking at the Portal Website it said the EISY was connected in the past, but was not connected now and I saw the same thing in the EISY AC > Configuration > Portal. Again, I had to end up setting it up manually to have some UD Mobile functionality. Did the loss of Portal connectivity happen because I deleted the app... can't imagine why... the Polisy still connects fine to the portal in the AC or in the UD Mobile (Local or Portal). I have submitted a ticket on loss of EISY Portal connectivity. The other odd thing I noticed at the beginning of the day was that the 2.4 GHz WiFi signal strength on the iPhone was showing only one bar and I was 4' from the router. I have two bridged wifi routers for coverage in the house, so I suspect it was trying to connect to the one further away, but odd that the 2.4 GHz signal was so bad. So I switched the iPhone to 5 GHz and the router wifi signal went to max... sadly, it didn't seem to impact this problem. UD Mobile connection on WiFi will make including/excluding easier, so that is why I started this. I hope we can resolve these issues. Update, later in the evening. In working with the EISY issue on why it would not connect to the Portal, I could not find a reason. Since the I did essentially nothing with the OS, I decided to factory reset the EISY again and the Portal connectivity issue went away. Perhaps the problem was impacting the WiFi onboarding. I will try again tomorrow.

@Javii added some feedback in the link above. Just curious if you have suggestions. Still can’t get the setup to finish.

The ZSE42 was one of three devices that was not behaving properly after the “move to ZMatter” operation on the EISY… and yes I also saw the missing nodes. in an attempt to see if I could impact the ZSE42 on the EISY I ended up excluding/including. Even then none of the fields would populate and no missing nodes were added. At the end of the day I factory reset EISY/ZMatter and powered it down and put the Polisy 5.4.5 w/Zooz back online. Since I excluded/included the ZSE42 on the EISY, there seemed to be an impact when the same ZSE42 was examined with the Polisy/Zooz running things. Running with the Polisy/Zooz I did another exclude/include and the ZSE42 returned to normal functionality with all expected nodes and data populating. After the next update, I will try again.

My apologies… I typed wrong and corrected it… I was commenting on my ZSE42

I just started to examine the results of a migrate to ZMatter on 5.5.3 and I was seeing the ZSE42 nodes are fewer than existed on Polisy 5.4.5.

There are two of us still seeing the system busy loop on 5.5.3. We are seeing it just on the IoX Restore… before ZMatter migration https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/39796-support-thread-iox-release-v553/?do=findComment&comment=356459

@Javi After issues trying again to migrate this afternoon, I decided to factory reset everything. With the EISY in factory reset mode I can run Polisy and EISY at the same time as EISY is only in factory reset state right now and not running a z-wave controller. I saw what you meant by the "pressing the search icon" next to the local IP. That worked to allow local test to pass, but when I tested it later with the search it would not find the IP... with ethernet cable plugged in on EISY. I rebooted the box and then I had IoX with EISY.local:8080 and my IP 192.168.27.78:8080 show with search... had not seen EISY.local before and in the next second I hit the search again and EISY.local:8080 did not show. So I left it as the IP:8080. When I run the Settings > WiFi Configuration I finally had it get to the "WiFi Credentials have been uploaded" screen, but the process never completes and always errors out with "could not find System on Network" which is odd as I can load the Launcher and AC. Attached file show the WiFi Configuration responses, in addition to an error that came up when I clicked on the "Reenter WiFi Credentials" button... see the pics. Also for what it is worth, I do run a hidden WiFi network, but I tried it both ways.

I will have to test out your comments on the IP tomorrow. However, no the WiFi setup never successfully completed... all of this being done on iOS. The initial setup was manual with ethernet. As far as the WiFi, yes I started that from the Settings > WiFi configuration. I have taken the EISY off-line for the day and put the Polisy back in control, but I will try again tomorrow and add some screen shots.

My current strategy is to keep my Polisy as the main working system and try to migrate to EISY and move to the EISY when it is stable. My Polisy remains on 5.4.5 and my EISY is now on 5.5.3 So, with the new 5.5.3 version I thought I would try again. Go to the AC of EISY and Factory Reset Go to the AC on EISY and Update Purge Java files and update Launcher and restarted EISY and verified Firmware and AC were the same version. From a fresh copy of the Polisy backup restored the Polisy backup file to the EISY with the ZooZ z-wave plugged in. I was able to get through step 4, but after that the "System Busy" box would come up again and take forever to go from 0 to 100 over and over again (Zooz USB still in) with system busy all the time. At a high level it does look like it restored the devices, but every time I restart the EISY it still goes into the "System Busy" loop (Event Viewer shows it's last step as Refreshing Views). At a high level, this is the same as it was before the update.

I set up the EISY using ethernet and all the normal connectivity is fine. Today, I started WiFI config on UD Mobile. My Local WIFI network is set in UD Mobile - Settings - Local Network Connections - Systems Network Relations. Use ONLY Local Connection is OFF. In that Settings menu when I tell it to Test System on Local Network it fails if I am on WiFI and passes if I am on Ethernet. Portal configurations are not yet set up. I have my WiFi configured with MACID Local Access Control on an Apple Time Capsule 2Tb unit... currently running on 2.4 GHz. I have entered the UUID of the EISY box in the MACID list, but usually the WiFi MACID is different from ethernet. I tried with Access Control disabled and I get the same setup fail, so I suspect that on it's own is not the main issue. When I perform the UD Mobile WiFi setup I get through all the questions. It sees my WiFi as set in the Settings and I enter the passphrase for the WiFi access and it asks permission to join. At that point the progress bar just about finishes and it just hangs and nothing happens. Suggestions?

@bpwwer Thank you for the feedback. I completed the MacOS OS re-install on my MacBook Pro Java machine and it had no effect on the Log Out / Login process as the solution to accessing the EISY PG3x web access in Safari. Perhaps some of this is just the age of the MacBook Pro (2013 release)... the machine is old and Apple dropped support for it some time ago. At least I have FireFox as an alternate on that MacBook Pro. Thanks again

@bpwwerThe MacBook Pro system is used for all Java work and is by default where I run all the ISY work. This is the system that demonstrated the initial issue with "Not connect to server" and "IoX not found" in EISY PG3x. This system has been in use for some time so I am concerned about unknown issues with years of updates. I am getting a current backup of the computer as I type and when that is done I will reinstall the OS. That should reload an new version of the OS and all its components. Sadly that is the only way to refresh the Safari app. Since this system has been in use for a long time, this seemed like the better thing to try first. When everything is back up and running, if the Log Out / Login process changes it's behavior I will send a reply to this message. If re-installing Safari does not change the behavior of EISY PG3x, then I change the default browser to FireFox which seems to work. Thanks for your help.

@bpwwer I have notice that on the MacOS on MacBook Pro the Log Out / Login process does not work on Safari. I have seen the red box for "Not connect to server" and "IoX not found" on Firefox too, but there, the Log Out and then Login process works just fine. Might you have any idea as to why Safari is not responding as expected to the Log Out / Login. process?

I have seen the UD Portal token expiring message... I think the Portal handshake simply times out. All I do is logout of the Portal and log back in and so far that problem seems to go away.