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PM Failed to ping in logs #1248
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I also have these kind of messages in the log.
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Just updated to 1.2.1 + 20190223. Got same error for my 0x.. of my router (based on CC2531 stick as coordinator too).
Before it worked good but with one nuance - router's link quality always was "0" in logs. More over - paired devices not disappeared after reflash coordinator to 20190223 as promised. But their data flow not changes now (door open/close for example). It's problem for all devices - connected to coordinator directly or through router. Unfortunately I see "repairing again" on horizon :( |
Zigbee2mqtt 1.2.1 isn't the issue probably, the difference is that 1.1.1 logged it as |
The error is present, with |
@tweaker also in zigbee2mqtt 1.1.1? |
Yes, the same message is available in 1.1.1.
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In my case with Zigbee2mqtt 1.2.1, if i only see "Failed to ping" messages, devices are not operating. |
In my case:
Maybe we have new firmware for CC2531 router, based on new coordinator's 20190223 fw and it's MUST be updated? But as I can see, problem not in real linkquality and distance:
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I have this message also sometimes on Aqara LED bulb but On/Off command are still working. |
I de-energized the outlet and turned it on again. In the logs:
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De-energizing did not help. After a few days the message comes back and the router is not operating if the message occurs. In my network the four IDs which showing "Failed to ping" are only my CC2530 + CC2591 routers:
De-energized this router last sunday:
I re-pair all four routers the next days and see what happens. |
Me too. Still waiting fix. All sensors bounded to router doesn't work more few days.
For re-pair router, you must reflash it - are you reflashed four routers??? :( |
@MikeVRT thx, i know that i have to reflash all the routers. Yes i will do this the next days... |
Is this issue still present in the latest dev branch? |
Installed the the dev branch now. In a few hours i will give you a feedback. |
I've installed the dev branch (from docker) and I had a small glitch, I don't know why, but it looks much much better then before the fix:
Anyway, the devices looks online (except this rouge switch) |
Xiaomi routers are always pinged (to keep them awake). So that's why you will still see pinging of these device with device availability disabled. Device availability will now also use the basic ping mechanism. So your issues should be solved with the latest dev, can you confirm? |
I think, you should use the |
@dh-harald that's what I've just implemented. (basic will be used for Xiaomi, default for others) |
Looks good right now. Many thx for the fix. |
@Koenkk It looks perfect... I'm running it for an hour without any problem... I think, it's solved our xiaomi related problem. Thanks for it! |
great, thanks all! |
I will check too! |
As Hass.io user, what should I install to make this work? Still getting lots of I tried it, but have seen no difference. |
Is it fixed in stable 1.3.0? |
After upgrading to 1.2.1 in the logs appeared information that the outlet is not available.
Before that, there was version 1.1.1, but it was not there.
Although the outlet is operated from the Home Assistant
UPD:
I rolled back to version 1.1.1, this error does not appear.
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