Hello,
I’ve just got my new Hubitat C7 and I’m having issues finding the hub as per the instructions. Here’s my setup:
Eero router in the home
Connecting Hub to switch
Eero detects Hub, assigned IP and MAC address(which I have reserved for Hub)
Hub has blue light
Using Chrome browser on same network as Hub
Tried finding using MAC address
Stuck on “looking for hub”
I've even tried the app. No luck.
Any help appreciated
The LED never turns green? Green means the hub is up and running, From memory, I think blue is the User Interface isn't loading for some reason.
If you know the IP of the hub, can you try to enter that into your browser address bar, followed by :8081 In other words, something like 192.168.0.102:8081 (but using your hub IP instead of this example)
What happens if you do that :8081 procedure?
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Another approach: use Advanced IP Scanner (sometimes called angry IP Scanner).
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Sorry, that should read the Hub has GREEN light.
Thanks! I was able to get in with the IP and the :8081. So from here, do I do an update?
Edit: this was for a blue light, I see you got the green light. This probably isn't the right thing for you.
You should probably also read this thread I linked below, it may be the same thing you are seeing.
I started in the middle of the thread with the advice from the support team, but you probably should read from the beginning to see what was tried.
You must have had the hub for a while, as it shows a fairly old platform and outdated Diagnostic Tool, as others have mentioned. The blue LED means that hub was likely not formatted properly. Try the following steps as described in the FAQ :
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NOTE if your hub is unable to connect to the internet, you will not be able to use the hub and will require a replacement. If that's the case, please submit a warranty case by visiting the following page:
In that same thread, this was marked as the solution. Maybe this should be the first thing to try.
Can you try setting hub date/time in the Diagnostics tool? If date/time is off by a lot, it will break certificate verification, and hub will not be able to connect to the cloud.
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Ok, I now can't seem to 'update'; it results if a 'fail'. I logged in using the MAC credentials and tried, but also am getting a fail after that too.
If you just try the IP address in the browser, what happens?
Can you try opening a web browser and go to hubitat.local to see if you can reach it?
What about trying in a private browsing window?
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neonturbo:
hubitat.local
It says 'corrupt data base found' and tells me to try reboot or soft reset. I tried rebooting but then it just hangs on reboot and says Hub unreachable. Yes, even in private browser window in Chrome.
Ok..soft reset worked! Thanks for your help!
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