I'm having the same problem. All the latest software is installed and registered, but when I try to connect AHP to the MyHouse service and observe the MyHouse Status window, I just get an infinite loop of:
Start Connection...
Connecting to MyHouse Service..
Cannot Connect to MyHouse Service
Verify MyHouse Plugin-in Registration
Disconnected from MyHouse Service
Waiting xxx s to Reconnect
I get a similar thing when I try to connect to the MyHouse service from a browser and I don't know if that's part of the same problem or just because I don't have AHP connected. In any case, here's the infinite loop I get in that case:
Start Connection as User 'xxx'
Connecting to MyHouse Service..
Cannot Connect to MyHouse Service
Check for Correct System ID
Disconnected from MyHouse Service
Waiting xxx s to Reconnect
I'm using a Linksys BEFW11S4 V.2 router and RoadRunner service. I've placed the machine on the DMZ, already had all the different pass-throughs enabled, shut down my email, ftp, and jboss servers and disabled all security (including firewall) with no effect - aside from increased frustration. I even tried removing Ant from my path (don't ask.)
It would help if I knew what MyHouse was trying to do. Is the myhouse.x10.com server just a registry? Does the AHP program act as a server and just register its existence with the myhouse server and have browser clients redirected to it? (With the myhouse server trying to establish a successful client connection first.)
If so, that could cause a lot of problems unless you can configure the address and port of that server socket. Specifically, my machine doesn't have a public IP address - only the router has a public IP address, so if it sends the myhouse server the local IP address (192.168.1.100) that won't do much good - but if the address can be configured that would make all the difference.
This is all wild speculation, though. Does anyone have any information on the inner goings-on of this stuff? Anything at all? I'm getting tired of playing Pin-the-Tail-on-the-Donkey.
Thanks.