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Is the portal down?

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For some odd reason I got this message

Connection Type: AuthPortal.

503 Controller not online or not communicating with Universal Devices Portal. Verify your System is connected to network. Try reboot

I’ve tried to unplug, wait, then reboot but no luck. 
as an a side (maybe not related) my Apple TV 4 works but won’t access web stuff (Netflix YouTube) even though it shows it’s still connected to wifi. 
(just adding extra info in case it helps)

both are plugged into the same Ethernet switch. I’m not sure how to check to see if that burned out (if that’s even the right word or possible)

 

6 hours ago, andrew77 said:

For some odd reason I got this message

Connection Type: AuthPortal.

Where do you get this error?

It doesn't appear down currently, but not to say it might have had a momentary disconnect or some other issue when you posted. I know my eisy is showing online since 12:30am eastern (today ~8.5 hours ago), but I know we lost internet connection for a little bit before that time so would expect that status. 

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In the app. 
theres there’s the alert triangle and it says 

error 

restarting connection

disconnected 

 

over and over

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I switched out the old Ethernet switch with the new one and the problem persists. I know it’s not the EISY because I can plug the EISY (or one of the affected devices plugged into the switch) directly in the router and it works fine. No need for an EISY ticket to be opened. 
now I get to state at a pile of gear and try to figure out what failed.
 

thanks for the responses guys. 
Andrew 

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