Server Outage Log

[Tuicemen]

7:00 EDT 09-21 server back up

[srjratwork]

It is up for me too. Just checked.....9-21-2018 7:15

[Knightrider]

0748 9-23-2018

Not connecting on my end. Can anyone verify?

[ceedee]

0748 9-23-2018

Not connecting on my end. Can anyone verify?

I’m connected. 0802 23-sep-2018

[Knightrider]

0748 9-23-2018

Not connecting on my end. Can anyone verify?

I’m connected. 0802 23-sep-2018

Thank you. Time to reboot my router. (My unit is behind a router that's behind a router that behind a router.)

[Tuicemen]

0748 9-23-2018

Not connecting on my end. Can anyone verify?

Same time zone as you and it works here 0810

[arizona480]

I was not connecting at 3:30 am ish EDT this morning, I was trying to edit my bed lights timer as I wanted to sleep in, could not.  Anyone else try to access around this time?

[Tuicemen]

Did you check the link in the OP to see if the server was officially showing as down?
It would be interesting to know if that was reporting a sever down notification.
I'm told that is set up.

[arizona480]

Did you check the link in the OP to see if the server was officially showing as down?
It would be interesting to know if that was reporting a sever down notification.
I'm told that is set up.

I did not know that feature was active, I was going to check this thread but with trying to get down for bed, I needed to avoid any more screen time. 

I just looked at the link now, it would be nice if they would show "server operational" somewhere so we know where to look for status updates.

My thermostat does that at the top of their page:  https://sensi.emerson.com/en-us/support

[Tuicemen]

I had suggested that but I guess they figured it wasn't required. I'll hint at that again.

[gkamieneski]

Never had this happen before (or at least never noticed). 20:00 EST, 06/04/2019
Error The app was unable to connect to the X10 WiFi HUB.

[Knightrider]

I'm down for the count

[arizona480]

I've been down since around 8:30 PM MST, I have been down, anyone else?

[brobin]

X10's security certificate has expired. Hopefully they'll renew it shortly.  In the meantime, the only browser I've found that will actually let you turn off SSL checking is Firefox which is what I've switched to for this forum till it's fixed.  In Firefox go to 'Settings' then 'Privacy & Security' then scroll way down and UNcheck 'Query OSCP...' under 'Certificates' and under 'HTTPS-Only Mode' CHECK 'Don't Enable...' and you'll be good to go.

I couldn't make that happen in Chrome but I'm sure there's a way.

[Tuicemen]

The certificates were set to auto renew however there seems to have been a issue with that which are now resolved.