September 28Sep 28 This question is looking foward to: > On December 15, 2026, re: Java Admin Console, "we're officially ending support for it", as per the email sent on Sept 3 2026Today, there was a local internet outage and login to wed ui failed "Internal server error" ... So what happens in the future when IoX launcher is no longer supported and the local backdoor access is gone ?If an extended internet outage occurs or a user wants to run their EISY air gapped, how will a user login to their EISY ?
September 28Sep 28 eisy-ui is designed to continue to work when there is no connectivity.This begs the question, why was there an error. Please open a ticket, and attach your eisy-ui log.
September 28Sep 28 Author Confirmed .... while there was a real outage, login failed due to a browser issue Login creds are cached in the DB, just a small 5 second delay waiting for timeout [error] proxy: Error connecting to dispatcher GET https://my.isy.io/dispatcher?multi=true&ws=true&lb=true: AxiosError: timeout of 5000ms exceededsorry to raise a flag ... but suggest something be added to wiki as there is no mention login during outages and survivability
September 28Sep 28 27 minutes ago, jim_ said:Confirmed .... while there was a real outage, login failed due to a browser issueLogin creds are cached in the DB, just a small 5 second delay waiting for timeout[error] proxy: Error connecting to dispatcher GET https://my.isy.io/dispatcher?multi=true&ws=true&lb=true: AxiosError: timeout of 5000ms exceededsorry to raise a flag ... but suggest something be added to wiki as there is no mention login during outages and survivabilityThe my.isy.io.... routes through the web to get to your eisy. Hitting eisy.local from your browser stays within your network. I have 2 options in my "ISYFinder" - one that uses port 8443. I use that one as I know it won't route through the internet; plus, since I never opened the AC to the internet, I have a simple admin pw that makes launching the AC faster for me. I also found this: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/Eisy:User_Guide#Using_eisy_without_connectivity
September 29Sep 29 Author 20 hours ago, JimTurner said:The my.isy.io.... routes through the web to get to your eisy. Hitting eisy.local from your browser stays within your network. I have 2 options in my "ISYFinder" - one that uses port 8443. I use that one as I know it won't route through the internet; plus, since I never opened the AC to the internet, I have a simple admin pw that makes launching the AC faster for me.I also found this: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/Eisy:User_Guide#Using_eisy_without_connectivityI do exactly the same, local via 8443 ... when I cant find what I need in the current web ui Web ui is here to stay ... so better to start using it and learning now before access is lost via ACBye Bye Admin Console & Java!.My bigger concern is supporting 2 x 994's at my kids homes ... I get requests at least once a year for minor changes or a new switch ... But I dont have money to swap out 994's for new EISY Lite's + PLM's & dongles ... so just I'll keep an old laptop & IoX / AC for support
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