Seems my ST V3 hub went offline around 3am and now is showing a solid blue light.
I believe this indicates it can’t connect to the internet.
I have checked in the IDE and that says the hub is inactive.
Rebooted the hub several times by pulling the power.
I have rebooted the router and modem and all other devices are connecting to the internet OK.
I can see the hub in the connected devices on the router and can also ping the hub’s ip ok!
At the moment, I have very few automations that function as it seems a lot rely on the internet being connected and in particular, the mobile App relies on this too.
Interestingly, some wi-fi devices are functioning - but almost all other devices are offline in the App!
Any help very much appreciated as the WAF is going to take a big hit today!!
Thanks.
I have exactly the same behaviour ST V3 Hub based in France except IDE shows hub as ACTIVE.
Solid blue light. Devices showing last activity about 7 hours ago. Reboot makes no difference.
Only devices that are controllable are the WIFI smart plugs. None of the Zigbee devices are working.
Firmware version 000.036.00005
Ah…could be a general issue in Europe with the servers maybe.
I’m on this firmware too: 000.036.00005.
Do you know if that’s a new firmware update at all?
I do have some Zigbee (Smarthings original devices) whose automations are working but I don’t have many of these.
I have around 100 devices and really don’t want to do a hardware reset.
I am in Norway and are unable to control both Zigbee and Z-wave devices. Tried rebooting hub, repairing Z-wave network etc. It started around 7 hours ago.
Same here in Germany. Tried several reboots, but nothing worked out.
Hub ist INACTIV with the firmware version 000.036.00005.
No Zigbee or Z-Wave Devices are reachable.
Guess must be some Europe wide issues with Samsung servers or just affects some users on certain Samsung servers.
I was thinking of Soft Reset but was saving that as a last resort.
Switzerland here, same issue. I managed to get it back online putting it on my non-managed network (no VLAN firewall rules, no DNS filtering, etc). It did take a few reboots and “some time”. Is anyone above using VLANS, DNS Filtering, or other non-standard Firewall rules?
Investigating - Starting at 1:30AM UTC, some users in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa regions may have begun experiencing issues with hubs and devices appearing as offline in the app. Hubs may show a blue LED at this time as well. We are currently investigating and will provide updates as available.
Two nights in a row the Hub disconnected and showed solid blue next day. Today I couldnt get it to reconnect at all so tried the soft reset procedure - I assumed that fixed it but looks like it was a server issue after all.