I just asked Grok how to do this on the UDMPro and got some instructions that look pretty good.
I will report back!
I just asked Grok how to do this on the UDMPro and got some instructions that look pretty good.
I will report back!
This makes no sense u posted a picture of the devices in hubitat .. meaning it was working. Did u change your router ip or nfirewall since then?
I believe that is posted as an example of what is expect but not being seen. Dates are 2020 on screenshot.
Edit: Sorry Hal3, this was supposed to be a reply to kahn-hubitat
Yes. That is a screenshot is from the instructions of what I did not see.
Sorry for the confusion.
Update
Thank you all for your help and suggestions.
I am giving up for now.
The Ecowitt is working great with the app. I added two soil moisture sensors no problem.
I cannot get the data to the Hubitat.
It looks to my like Ecowitt is not sending the data. The DIY upload server always shows "disabled".
I am also incredibly frustrated with the UPMP. I know that it is considerably above my fund of knowledge but trying to get port 39501 on the Hubitat working is crazy. All of the instructions I can find relate to port forwarding via the WAN. I cannot find instructions for just opening a port for an IP address within the LAN. Plus, it shouldn't be this hard.
I am not asking for help - just ranting.
So, I will be happy with the Ecowitt app and forget about the Hubitat integration.
Thanks again for your help.
We'll still be here if you want to automate anything . Or setup a dashboard..... I can only guess it is a network issue of some sort.... Hope you can work it out eventually....
Thanks so much!
I was frustrated with being frustrated!
I would put a small 4-port switch in between the router and the Hubitat Hub, and plug the Ecowitt gateway into that switch, to make sure it has a direct path to the Hubitat hub without going through the router.
This wont work gw11xx are wifi only. Probably a setting in the router to isolate wifi network from the wired network.
How about uninstalling the Ecowitt app and then reinstalling?
(I figure, if I keep recommending the same thing, maybe I'll get lucky again, as in, even a blind squirrel....)
Ah that's right. I have had no reason to touch that gateway in quite awhile, so I apparently forgot how it connects to the network.
That is what I would imagine. Since Ecowitt uses 2.4GHz network, that may be isolated somehow from the wired ethernet.
Google AI gave me this:
" If you're experiencing issues where data seems to be blocked between your 2.4GHz WiFi connection and a wired ethernet connection on your router, it's most likely not due to the router intentionally blocking ports, but rather a configuration issue, potential network congestion, or a problem with your network settings, not a physical "blocking" of ports between the two connection types"
One of the possible fixes is to reboot the router...
Update:
Mysteriously started working last night for no apparent reason!
Thanks for all of the help and suggestions!