Thanks for the info.
I just wanted to know what was inside.
Now for my other question 
Can we store backups on an external device or online maybe?
Great!
Now, I look forward to get my hand on this device (ordered last week).
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I have a simple curl script running on a NAS to download a nightly backup. You need to establish a login to the hub. You capture the token with curl -c cookie.txt -d "username=backup" -d "password=backup" http://hubip/login
curl -sb cookie.txt http://hubip/hub/backupDB?fileName=latest -o "/share/Public/Hubitat/Backup$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M).lzf"
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That is brilliant. Love it! Muchos gracias, señor.
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Related question... Is the Hubitat Elevation's network connection Gigabit or 10/100? The reason I ask is because I was debating about putting the Hubitat on my POE using a splitter. But if it will "possibly" degrade it's network performance I would rather make sure it is powered normally.
It is 100 full
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Check out this thread for some suggestions. I have a C3 and C4 on Poe's. Both run fine.
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@mike.maxwell: Thanks! That is exactly what I was wondering and the splitter should not impact it at all then.
@stephack: I saw those and FIGURED it would work, but it did not specifically see something for the C5 and I could not find a spec that called it out. But, Mike Maxwell gave the answer.
Not that my internet connection is close to Gigabit (or even 100Mb) but all my in-house network is on Gigabit with a managed POE switch, so I try to keep things as good as I can.
Yeah, the C5 has a micro USB instead of the barrel connectors. I'm pretty sure the one's for the Raspberry Pi's would be more than enough.
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It is 100 full
I just bought a Hubitat and the crazy/strange thing is that it came with a cat 7 cable 
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Same!
CAT6+ or even CAT7 is just the norm now.
Individual port speed is irrelevant to the other devices on a switch. Only mattered a long long time ago on hubs. 
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It matters if the Hubitat could use gigabit, but then got downgraded to 100 because the PoE splitter maxes at that. That is why I asked and got confirmation it was 100 to begin with, so there is no worries about using PoE.
If anyone is still on a hub or 10mb only switch... I think they have bigger problems with their network than worrying about PoE.
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FYI, this thread is old, but as much as it is said, both hubs are the same, I've opened both hubs and the C5 has a different processor than the C4. I don't know if it's of any consequence tho.....
PoE and Ethernet speeds are completely independent. I get that your PoE injector will force the switch down to 100Mb, but I wouldn't worry. May be of concern with a huge file transfer, but not with what the Hubitat is sending-receiving.
As a reference, my Hub is on a 100Mb Netgear unmanaged 8-port switch with no issues. That switch is even shared with two HPE iLo connections for my servers and four APC UPS management devices. All work perfectly together. 
I'm pretty sure that the hubs ethernet connection is only 100Mb anyway. I have it on a 1Gb switch and it only uses 100Mbs
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Yeah, that was all answered/resolved over a year ago.
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