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@Guy Lavoie My comment and question had nothing to do with the ability of inability of UDM doing proper updates just that it is not showing proper information. Showing that an update is available and referencing the same version information as an update is a minor bug and hopefully the developers might see my post and think it might be an okay idea to fix that bit of misinformation. Hopefully I'm not the only one seeing this!

Thanks Guy. Any thoughts on the UDM not advising of what the updated version will be?

For the first time ever, I think, UDM provided a notification that another update is available. In checking UDM, is stated current version 6.1.1, pg3x 3.4.24 with an available version of 6.1.1. Makes no sense as that would tell me there is no upgrade. Apparently this morning there is a new upgrade to 6.1.2.7 without being announced. Just reporting an anomaly somewhere in the system. What does this update/upgrade fix or add? Thanks! John

I am embarrassed. Hand is covering my face! Yep, that fixed it! Thanks @IndyMike John

I am pulling my hair out. I have checked each and every program I have and I cannot find what is causing my issue! ARGHHH!! Let me begin. I am fully up to date with all my firmware iOX 6.0.5 having updated just a few weeks back. I think there might be another subnumber but haven't checked via web browser for the config file or whatever it is called. I have a Dual Band Switchlink (Insteon) V45 in my garage for the outside lights. I have on old X10 Chime that chimes when at night before the garage door auto closes after dark when we forget to close it. This has worked very well. I have done nothing to these programs in years. I have modifed a few programs for lights on when the garage door opens and they too have worked well. So recently I have an issue when I manually i.e. by hand, turn that Insteon switch on for the outside garage lights, my X10 Chime will chime! I have gone through every program, even those that have nothing to do with outside lighting, disabled anything that had anything to do with X10 Chime and still, only when I manually turn that switch on, that X10 chimes. NOTE: If I turn that switch on by any other means, the X10 does not chime. Such as from UDM, or Agave or from my PC using the java stuff. This makes no sense like the switch itself is sending out the X10 code K16 ON(3). But the switch cannot do that, correct? They were never designed to switch on X10 stuff. Garage Outside Status On Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:19 System Unknown X10 K16 Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:20 System Unknown X10 K16 On (3) Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:20 System Unknown Garage Outside Status Off Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:21 System Unknown X10 K16 Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:22 System Unknown X10 K16 Off (11) Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:23 System Unknown Garage Outside Status On Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:27 System Unknown X10 K16 Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:28 System Unknown X10 K16 On (3) Mon 2026/07/27 10:09:28 System Unknown Do I have a ghost somewhere? I have unplugged the PLM and shut down my eISY, Plugged the PLM back in and restarted eISY I have again searched every program manually, (the search function does not work at all, at least in my eISY) and can find no reference enabled anywhere, and nothing was ever programmed to chime when this light came on or the switch turned on, etc. Where and how do I start looking for this bug and swat it? It is driving me crazy not knowing! Any help would be appreciated!!! THANKS! John

@TheRydad Very true and no it didn't revert to the native or default VLAN and now the switch is dead. The point of my post was to find out if the eISY supported VLAN tagging. I don't think that was very clear and then to find out if somehow after the reboot after an update the eISY got tagged in the update or by mistake. But alas it was not my eisy...

My managed switches were all set up well but in some linux distros you can create VLAN interface using connection manager. Just wondering if it could be set in the eisy ...but in any event, my managed switch went wonky...failing and it has died. Ports went weird and now VPN is even down! Argh. Oh well! John

Many months ago, I set up VLANs for the various things stuck on my LAN separating video and home automation. The full conversation for all devices has not been completed. Yesterday, I did an update all modules as I was behind a bit on PG3. I think there were some minor updates to IoX. Anyway, after a reboot, my eisy could not be found! Logged in via the cloud and found my IP was now in one of my VLANs!! Weird! It was always in the default VLAN prior to this reboot and it has been updated and rebooted several times since the VLANs were created and my switches configured. The eisy is still in the defualt VLAN port. Again, it hasn't changed in several prior reboots but suddenly it deceided it liked the Video VLAN!! Any thoughts on how this occurred and where I add VLAN assignments to the eisy! It's fine where it is for now, but this kind of freaked me out. Thanks! John

BLE Matter Commissioning now uses Play Services Commissioning. What does this mean for our provisioning of Matter devices on eISY via UDMobile?

@Guy Lavoie Thank-you so much for your reply! I have a lot to learn it seems. Just want to control my one Matter Bulb hooked up to HA. I think, by my research, I can use the HA ISY Automation and from that Share Device and I can get the special 11 digit code needed. You have been a big help BTW!! John

@Guy Lavoie or anyone! Sorry to be a pest on this forum post, but again, I'm trying to learn and I am learning. Obviously there is zero '0' native Matter over WiFi capability in the eisy, (I dream of the day I can use the UDM, add a Matter Device, scan the QR code and have it install in my UDI device, right now the eisy, but alas not sure when that will happen). SO.. I had an Asus Chrome Box I made work and installed Home Assistant. I added a Phillips Smart LED bulb from Home Depot and after I figured out my VLAN and Access Point were not in "sync", this bulb paired and worked flawlessly in HA. I then installed the ISY Integration into HA and was amazed at how easily everything was imported. I didn't exclude anything and everything just worked! I am trying to do research and figure out how I can control my one lone Matter over WiFi bulb on Home Assistant (learning exercises) from my eisy. Guy, it seems you must have something in between eisy and the Matter over WiFi bub you were testing at the top of this post. Can you tell us what that is? If you mentioned it I missed it. And lastly, what would I install on the eISY or HA to control that lone bulb? It seems there is a HomeBridge or HomeKit automation for HA that allows the eISY to control stuff somehow, but does that mean another mobile app like the homekit app? Or can I get a code to install whatever from HA to eisy. OR where can I find succinct information on this challenge? Stuff seems all over the place. Thanks again so very much for any and all help. Not sure where to post this but I'm sure the moderators will know. John

@Guy Lavoie Thank-you. I did not know that so now might be a good time to learn about Matter devices!

Just an observation or two and a question: I have no Matter devices of any type nor do I have the interface needed on my eISY, but after this upgrade, which took a total of seven (7) minutes, my Matter Support in the IoX UI was clicked ON. Does it matter if I leave it on or should I just tick it to OFF? Thank! John

@DennisC Last paragraph, right on! I'd vote for that!

Thanks @Javi