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"Internet Access Enabled: https://0.0.0.0/"


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I have gotten this in the past and my fix was.

 

1. Reboot Router

2. Reboot ISY

3. IP Address is back.

 

I think it is more sometime the router and ISY get traffic and don't talk.

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when I enable internet access, that is what my popup message says. I'm using 2.7.13.

 

Any ideas as to how to fix this?

 

I was getting that message because my SSL Cert was set to 0.0.0.0

 

I entered my domain name (verizon dot net) in lieu of the zeros. Fixed it right up!

  • 3 weeks later...
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I still can't get past the 0.0.0.0 result mentioned above. I've tried rebooting. I confirmed that I have my port forwarded:

 

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Any other ideas as to how to get this fixed?

 

thanks,

 

someguy

Posted

Hello someguy,

 

Please note that File | Enable Internet Access and what you have done are basically one and the same. In short, if you are configuring your router manually, then you do NOT need to do File | Enable Internet Access and ISY would NOT know your external IP address.

 

I hope it make sense ... in short, you have to do "either" "or" and not both.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

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so, how do I browse to my isy from outside my home network? I have tried using:

 

https://xx.yy.zz.aa/

 

it doesn't work.

 

I "disabled internet access" in the isy but still have the port forwarded to 443 like it shows above in the picture I posted.

Posted

Hello someguy,

 

If you are using the address provided by http://whatismyipaddress.com/ then it should work.

 

Does your browser warn you that the certificate is not trusted?

 

Rand

 

so, how do I browse to my isy from outside my home network? I have tried using:

 

https://xx.yy.zz.aa/

 

it doesn't work.

 

I "disabled internet access" in the isy but still have the port forwarded to 443 like it shows above in the picture I posted.

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Interestingly enough, it first says there is a certificate problem and then when I click to proceed despite this concern, then I get an IE error page that says the same thing it would say if you browse to a website that doesn't exist.

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That's strange. The certificate error is common, as the certificate authority used by the ISY's self signed cert isn't trusted. Can you confirm that the certificate error is indeed coming from you ISY? Try viewing the certificate details when you get the SSL error in your browser.

 

Also, have you tried regenerating your ISY's self-signed cert just In case?

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