I have 2 hubs, one is C7 and the other is C8, normally using my PC browser I can log into my account navigate to my registered hubs ("My Hubitat"), then select "Connect to hub" open my dashboard on the hub I selected.
Well today, something changed, when I go to "Connect to hub", its greyed out, and I can not select either hub
The strange thing I did not make any changes to either hub.
I can still use my phone app to get to my dashboards on each hub.
I can also, browse to each hub if I'm on the local network.
Something changed on the my account to disable the "Connect to hub"
This typically indicates that your hubs cannot connect to Hubitat’s cloud servers. Your hubs may have internet access, but do they have access to a functional DNS? Without the latter, they cannot translate FQDNs into IP addresses. And without that, can’t connect to Hubitat’s cloud.
question, is the the cost for the paid service for remote admin. is the cost "Per hub", or "Per account"? What if you have several hubs? Do you have to pay for each hub?
question: does hub have a way to automatically reboot itself, if it does not have a connection to the internet, say after (x) mins? in the scada world, we have watchdog timers, that run and auto resest and/or reboot if required to reconnect when comms are lost. just asking if the hub has this option
You could use @thebearmay 's ping utility and simply create a rule that pings something like 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 once a minute. After 5 failed replies reboot.
Im sorry to ask this, but a struggle to find stuff, like this apps or drivers, I never know if if is built in, or something I have to import, Im missing something, is there a place where all these apps and drivers are stored?
Read the following link. It will have a link to Hubitat Package Manager. That contains most of the community supported stuff where as the built in apps are already installed. The screen shot above is from HPM. Any time an app or driver is referred to as an author's name (as in @thebearmay 's Ping utility) means that it's a community driver or app, or we will refer to Native/Built in for the drivers/apps that come with the hub.
You need to search for ping using Hubitat Package Manager. With that being said, you don't need a ping app to use ping. Ping has been available as a Rule Machine command for a long time.
Keyword Ping (or any other keyword for installing something)
Hubitat package manager is for Community supported apps and drivers, while clicking add built in app under apps is for Hubitat Native apps... (also same with drivers)
