Yeah, I'm starting to wonder if my hub isn't defective... it's just so weird... I really wish you could manually forward ports to make it work... seems so simple
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Ok, I changed the DNS of my router, I used a google DNS instead, It works great! Thank you guys. Spread the word!Comment
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Good to know, THANKS!!Comment
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Mine works too! Thanks TFitzpatri8 for the DNS tip
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Mine is back up now with no changing of the DNS. As an Insteon subscriber we had received a notice a couple of days ago that Insteon was going to be doing an update Tuesday night and there may be some interruption in service. Seems like the update must have fixed the problem with the CableONE ISP, so I'm now good to go.
FYI!!Comment
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wow... I just changed my DNS to the google DNS and it worked... I can't believe that was what it is... what in the world would DNS have to do with any of this?Comment
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The Domain Name System is like an internet telephone book. The DNS helps devices find cloud services. Perhaps Google has a bigger and/or better book
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I heard feedback that the CableONE DNS servers were blocking automation for Insteon and Wink. If you change the DNS server in your router to something else it will reconnect. I use 8.8.8.8 (google)
Insteon support has been talking with CableOne for a week or so regarding this and should be close to a resolution.Comment
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As I mentioned back on Dec. 7th, my Hub is back up and everything is work with NO CHANGE TO THE DNS. I'm assuming there latest update solved the problem.Comment
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