Wifi drivers installed, where do I put the connection info?

[thebearmay]

How about Incognito mode? Good idea on @gopher.ny, about out of things to try on my end.

[user3614]

Oh, great idea. Trying incognito.

Firefox, Chrome, and Edge all exhibit this pattern in regular and Private/Incognito/InPrivate modes.

[thebearmay]

Guess we’ll need to wait for the @support_team to weigh in.

[user3614]

It felt a little buggy at first, but the instructions were clear enough. I just thought I missed a step or somehow fudged the process. It likely didn't help that there were a couple of software updates conducted while I was working through this...

I genuinely appreciate all the support from @thebearmay and look forward to some attention from the Dev team to dig into what's up here.

[thebearmay]

I want to say I might have seen an endpoint that can set the SSID directly, searching now..

[marktheknife]

Should be this:

Not able to change wifi network name

There is a bug in the latest build that resets the name. It will be fixed in the next build. In the meantime, the workaround is to use a direct endpoint like this: http://hubs.ip.address.here/hub/advanced/setWiFiNetworkInfo?ssid=networkName&psk=networkPassword The endpoint should produce an empty page. Reboot the hub to apply changes.

[user3614]

Hitting this endpoint resulted in the hub connecting to wifi and restoration of the menu item!

Many thanks for this workaround @marktheknife!

[marktheknife]

Credit to @thebearmay, really. I recalled that thread only after he thought of the idea to use the endpoint .

[gopher.ny]

Ok, I'm late to the party, but this is definitely a bug. The screenshots above provide enough information, and it's going to get fixed.