Hi, I have been at this for a few days now, hopefully, someone can help!
I have had my system up and running for months without any issues or major changes. A few days ago there was a brief power outage that took everything offline for a moment. After, anything Z-Wave-related is running horribly slow.
My log is normally fairly busy but there appears to possibly be something flooding my network, please see the log capture here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nviki5y6rv...e_Log.mov?dl=0
I have an event when my garage door is open that periodically sends blink status lights commands to my WD200+ switches. This event was running when the power went out so I wonder if things are somehow stuck in a loop?
What I have tried:
Full optimize on the network so I tried that without any improvement.
Disabled the event that I suspected was causing this issue.
Restarted everything (computer/ Znet interface).
Restored a Homeseer backup from a known good day (unfortunately, I don't think I have a recent enough Znet backup).
System Info:
HS3 running in Windows 10
2x Znet networks (the main one is called Living Room Znet, my other one is in the garage and seems to be working ok but I only have one device in there so hard to tell).
Again, the system had been very stable for several months before this happened.
Really appreciate the help!
I have had my system up and running for months without any issues or major changes. A few days ago there was a brief power outage that took everything offline for a moment. After, anything Z-Wave-related is running horribly slow.
My log is normally fairly busy but there appears to possibly be something flooding my network, please see the log capture here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nviki5y6rv...e_Log.mov?dl=0
I have an event when my garage door is open that periodically sends blink status lights commands to my WD200+ switches. This event was running when the power went out so I wonder if things are somehow stuck in a loop?
What I have tried:
Full optimize on the network so I tried that without any improvement.
Disabled the event that I suspected was causing this issue.
Restarted everything (computer/ Znet interface).
Restored a Homeseer backup from a known good day (unfortunately, I don't think I have a recent enough Znet backup).
System Info:
HS3 running in Windows 10
2x Znet networks (the main one is called Living Room Znet, my other one is in the garage and seems to be working ok but I only have one device in there so hard to tell).
Again, the system had been very stable for several months before this happened.
Really appreciate the help!
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