Url to reboot C8

is the following url still valid to reboot a C8 on a local network?

http://hub.ip.addr:8080/hub/reboot

If hub security is off that should work,

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no security enabled , I get the 404 error page, it does not reboot

Hmmm, about an hour and a half out from where I can check to see what the new URL is. When I get in I should be able to tell you pretty quickly.

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May have moved it to an internal endpoint only as I can still reboot from the Hub Information V3 device.

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ok, let me know when you can

Thanks

It will need to be an HTTP POST (browsers do a GET) so you may need to use something like curl to issue the request

curl -X POST http://<yourHubIp>/hub/reboot
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Here is a screenshot from my rule machine rule that works. I have it activate via a virtual switch that is shared to Apple Home. The hub issuing the commands reboots 15 seconds after the post is issued to my other 2 hubs.

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are your hub C8s?

So just needs to be issued via the HTTP POST method

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That end point works on all models. Are you using HTTP GET or HTTP POST?

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sorry, i'm no network expert, how would I POST the reboot?

my hub IP is 192.168.0.50 on my local network

rule looks like this, you should load the Hub Info device

Screenshot 2024-08-01 at 19.14.10

Ouch !!

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I already have RM to reboot on low memory, I don't think its a memory issue, because I get notified way before the memory gets low, I have several alerts

I even have a RM to reboot if the C8 loses connection to the internet, and stays down for over 15 minutes, then it reboots,which I do not think it is rebooting

The IT guys can ping the C8,

The problem, I'm remote and do not have remote access. On my account, it just shows last known check, was yesterday.

The IT guy is telling me the hubitat is staying online on the cisco router/network.

I appears that the issue is the remote access as is AWS, just my opinion at this point

you could try this app ...

It doesn't have to be low memory, you can use anything as a trigger, simply use the action shown as your action.

Question: does the AWS ever have issues resolving the path to the hubitat? Any inown issues?

A reverse tunnel is used. As long as the hub can get internet access and connect to hubitat's servers that's all that they need.

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