I just had this error happen to me, I think for the first time ever. On my C-7, running 2.3.8.134 with all the Z-wave updates installed. I've not changed anything on the hub for weeks; I installed this release as soon as it became available (about 6 days ago).
I've shutdown, unplugged, and restarted and everything is fine again.
This is my "Home" hub, and is enrolled in beta, if you want to pull the logs.
I wonder if this is memory related at all? I can’t prove it, but it seems more likely to happen to me if my hub has less than 190MB of free ram available when the backup runs.
It could be a coincidence, but I’ve now set my C8 hub reboot threshold back to 200MB free ram to test My theory.
Just to add this has happened a few times to my c8 w latest s/w. After the error about an unsuccessful backup, I did a successful manual cloud backup and then rebooted in that order
I am experiencing the issue on my C8. The issue started about a month ago and the only way I could get the cloud backup to work again was performing a soft reset. I would see the Z-wave radio go down/up at least once per day.
Then last week it start happening again and now it was the Zigbee radio. So I put a support ticket in like 4 days ago suspecting a possible hardware issue. I am wondering if the database is becoming corrupted some how, hence why the soft reset may have fixed the issue. I have not heard back from support though.
This morning when it happen I had 320MB free of memory.
I haven't had this problem for quite awhile, BUT since re-enabling cloud backups, none of my z-wave devices work until they are triggered a second time. On the Z-Wave Details page, all devices are listed but the stats for each device have been erased. Newly triggered devices are then reported at 9.6 kbps with crazy four-hop routes. This improves over the next day until everything is a direct, 100 kbps connection.
Basically, it appears the z-wave radio is partially resetting during a cloud backup.
The cloud backup was set to daily so I changed it to once a week and did another soft reset, guess I will see what happens.
What I did notice though is the according to the hub events the Z-Wave radio does not go down at the same time the cloud back fails. Although when the cloud back is successful , the Z-wave radio does not have any issues that day,