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    Migration HS2 -> HS3

    I am starting my migration finally to HS3.
    Got Insteon Hub working on HS3 with Mark's plugin beta v3.0.5.84
    I still have my HS2 running using a serial PLM and Mark's plugin v2.0.0.3

    I tested a adding single device to HS3 but find that the devices will register weird links between systems and I am not sure of the proper migration process and which ones to delete/maintain.

    For instance:
    Before I start - HS2 has device registered in HomeSeer (5 links/ 3 HS, 2 2nd device)

    Link #4 Outlet controls Dining Room DR/LR Keypad Button A (23.CE.C2)
    Link #5 Outlet has local control reporting to HomeSeer
    Link #3 Outlet is controlled by Dining Room DR/LR Keypad Button A (23.CE.C2) - On Level 100%, Ramp Rate 2 Sec.
    Link #1 Outlet is controlled by HomeSeer using RF PLM Group #0 (i2CS Registration Link) - On Level 100%, Ramp Rate .5 Sec.
    Link #2 Outlet is controlled by HomeSeer using RF PLM Group #254 (HomeSeer All Devices Group) - On Level 100%, Ramp Rate .1 Sec.

    Add the same device to HS3 - Cannot manual Add have to TAP-ADD (8 links/ I think 6-8 are HS3 new, 1-3 are HS2 old, and 4-5 are my 2nd link)

    Link #2 Outlet controls Unregistered Device (39.01.AA)
    Link #5 Outlet controls Unregistered Device Link 3 (23.CE.C2)
    Link #6 Outlet has local control reporting to HomeSeer
    Link #7 Outlet is controlled by HomeSeer using Hub Group #0 (i2CS Registration Link) - On Level: 100%, Ramp Rate: .5 Sec.
    Link #8 Outlet is controlled by HomeSeer using Hub Group #254 (HomeSeer All Devices Group) - On Level: 100%, Ramp Rate: .1 Sec.
    Link #1 Outlet is controlled by Unregistered Device Group 0 (39.01.AA) - On Level: 100%, Ramp Rate: .5 Sec.
    Link #3 Outlet is controlled by Unregistered Device Group 254 (39.01.AA) - On Level: 100%, Ramp Rate: .1 Sec.
    Link #4 Outlet is controlled by Unregistered Device Group 3 (23.CE.C2) - On Level: 100%, Ramp Rate: 2 Sec.

    Then original HS2 has unread links and if I re-read I get: (same 8 links, I think 1-3 HS2, 4-5 2nd link, 6-8 HS3)

    Link #5 Outlet controls Dining Room DR/LR Keypad Button A (23.CE.C2)
    Link #6 Outlet controls Unregistered Device (3C.16.17)
    Link #2 Outlet has local control reporting to HomeSeer
    Link #4 Outlet is controlled by Dining Room DR/LR Keypad Button A (23.CE.C2) - On Level 100%, Ramp Rate 2 Sec.
    Link #1 Outlet is controlled by HomeSeer using RF PLM Group #0 (i2CS Registration Link) - On Level 100%, Ramp Rate .5 Sec.
    Link #3 Outlet is controlled by HomeSeer using RF PLM Group #254 (HomeSeer All Devices Group) - On Level 100%, Ramp Rate .1 Sec.
    Link #7 Outlet is controlled by Unregistered Device Group 0 (3C.16.17) - On Level 100%, Ramp Rate .5 Sec.
    Link #8 Outlet is controlled by Unregistered Device Group 254 (3C.16.17) - On Level 100%, Ramp Rate .1 Sec.

    So my question is: While I have 2 systems running, should I perform this process...
    1. HS3 add
    2. HS2 re-read (that way both HS will be in sync as long as I poll periodically)
    3. when complete HS3 migration complete - remove HS2 links from HS3 devices

    Thanks in advance.

    Chuck

    #2
    UPDATE: I think the manual add is working with beta. I may just not have enough switches added yet.

    Also, I have tested 3 devices and my plan seems to be working. I am not re-reading the HS2 plugin. No need to. The polling keeps in sync.

    I think my problem was I was removing the unneeded device links from the alternate HS which broke one of the systems.

    e.g. I added device to HS3 - all good. HS2 was working before. The I go in and remove the HS2 unregistered links from HS3 which broke HS2. I need to keep the unregistered links in there until I am ready to decom HS2.

    I think I got it, but if anyone has done this before and wants to +1, I am curious if its ok.

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      #3
      I think your migration approach is fine. I'm not sure re-reading links in HS2 adds anything since HS2 won't understand the hs3 hub insteon ID.
      Mark

      HS3 Pro 4.2.19.5
      Hardware: Insteon Serial PLM | AD2USB for Vista Alarm | HAI Omnistat2 | 1-Wire HA7E | RFXrec433 | Dahua Cameras | LiftMaster Internet Gateway | Tuya Smart Plugs
      Plugins: Insteon (mine) | Vista Alarm (mine) | Omnistat 3 | Ultra1Wire3 | RFXCOM | HS MyQ | BLRadar | BLDenon | Tuya | Jon00 Charting | Jon00 Links
      Platform: Windows Server 2022 Standard, i5-12600K/3.7GHz/10 core, 16GB RAM, 500GB SSD

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        #4
        Thanks Mark. Seem to be working so far.


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