I’m planning to move from isy994 to eisy later this week and feel good about all instructions to get it done.
 
@bpwwer I plan to move from PG3 on a Polisy to PG3x on the same eisy above. How do you make this migration including pointing to nodeservers at their new location?

1 minute ago, hart2hart said:

How do you make this migration including pointing to nodeservers at their new location?

Please review the steps in the wiki: 

https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Eisy:User_Guide#Migrating_Node_Servers_to_PG3x

I didn’t migrate node servers so can’t say how it works or what to watch for, but seems straight forward. 

Please review the steps in the wiki: 
https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Eisy:User_Guide#Migrating_Node_Servers_to_PG3x
I didn’t migrate node servers so can’t say how it works or what to watch for, but seems straight forward. 

I located the excellent wiki and read those steps. The item that was not clear was how would the ISY service on Eisy know the new IP address of the PG3x nodeservers. UD always does excellent planning and execution but I want to understand process so I can recover or take right steps if any issues occur.

11 hours ago, hart2hart said:

I located the excellent wiki and read those steps. The item that was not clear was how would the ISY service on Eisy know the new IP address of the PG3x nodeservers. UD always does excellent planning and execution but I want to understand process so I can recover or take right steps if any issues occur.

I believe it uses the localhost and since with eisy PG3(x) runs right on eisy it knows it's own address. 

You may need to restart all of your node servers afterwards. 

Following the instructions is very important.

I believe it uses the localhost and since with eisy PG3(x) runs right on eisy it knows it's own address. 
You may need to restart all of your node servers afterwards. 
Following the instructions is very important.

Thanks.