Can't get admin console to log in to both ISYs

[o2bnme]

I have two ISYs. Each has a unique DDNS host name. I'm looking for any solution to my issue, so please feel free to answer any question I haven't asked.

 

Before Firefox 52, I used to open the admin console by selecting from http://hostname1.dyndns.org/admin and http://hostname2.dyndns.org/admin. Now, I get a Java 2+ required. No longer do I get an "Allow" option to run it.

 

So! I've started opening the admin.jnlp webstart, which asks me to give it a URL for the ISY. I did this for hostname1.dyndns.org and it works great. The problem is I don't know how to get admin.jnlp to point to hostname2.dyndns.org. Java seems to default to hostname1 automatically now.

 

I tried removing temp files from java config, but that didn't do it.

 

So, all I want to do is get into both admin consoles. Any solution will do at this point.

 

Help?!

 

Thanks

 

Bill

 

[stusviews]

I added my LAN URL addresses to the ISY finder for each of my ISYs. HTTP (or HTTPS) is required as well as the port assignment.

[Michel Kohanim]

Hi Bill,

 

If you are still having issues, please do not hesitate to submit a ticket.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

[dansmith]

I have two ISYs. Each has a unique DDNS host name. I'm looking for any solution to my issue, so please feel free to answer any question I haven't asked.

 

Before Firefox 52, I used to open the admin console by selecting from http://hostname1.dyndns.org/admin and http://hostname2.dyndns.org/admin. Now, I get a Java 2+ required. No longer do I get an "Allow" option to run it.

 

So! I've started opening the admin.jnlp webstart, which asks me to give it a URL for the ISY. I did this for hostname1.dyndns.org and it works great. The problem is I don't know how to get admin.jnlp to point to hostname2.dyndns.org. Java seems to default to hostname1 automatically now.

 

I tried removing temp files from java config, but that didn't do it.

 

So, all I want to do is get into both admin consoles. Any solution will do at this point.

 

Help?!

 

Thanks

 

Bill

I have the same setup as Bill. Used to use a browser to access the ISYs. Now using the admin console java applet.  I was able to enter both local and remote addresses into the ISY Finder. When I am at each of my places I am able to access locally the ISY. I am also able to access my other ISY remotely. All works good. However, the problem happens when I am at work where there is no ISY. When I start the admin console (ISY Finder) it is blank and is not populated with either of my ISY remote or local addresses. And all I get is a message that the ISY Finder cannot find an ISY.

 

At work this morning - nothing. No access. I came to remote site 2 and as soon as I get on my local network I have access locally to site 2 as well as remote access to site 1. I had this issue a couple of years ago and I "shortcutted" the solution by just using the web browser and my dyndns.org addresses. Worked fine.