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FURRYe38
Jun 22, 2022Guru - Experienced User
New - RBR850 / RBS850 Firmware Version 4.6.8.5 Released
Security Fixes:
Fixes security vulnerabilities.
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Bug Fixes:
Fixes Armor activation ...
bullm00n
Jul 02, 2022Virtuoso
Homekit seems fine here and I've been running the update for 10 days, in AP Mode. I have some Sonos, a lot of Hue Lights, some Ecobee, some Marantz connected, and they are all OK.
Retired_Member wrote:...within two days of installing the firmware updates both of my Apple HomeKit homes now show the dreaded "no response" on all 3rd party devices (the HomePods and Apple TV devices all work fine).
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Regards,
Wolf
My setup:
AT&T Fiber running in bridge mode | RBR850 v4.6.8.5 | two RBS850 Satellites v4.6.8.5
IoT devices: Arlo with 10 cameras | Lutron Caseta with 100+ devices | 8 Belkin WeMo outlets | 10 Meross outlets | 7 HomePods | 6 Apple TVs
Retired_Member
Jul 02, 2022Thanks for the speedy reply bullm00n! Glad you are able to confirm your HomeKit setup is working ok after the update. After I posted earlier, I had gone so far as to briefly set DMZ on one of the two Apple TVs designated as a Home Hub to troubleshoot, no luck there either.
False alarm evidently in reference to the firmware update on the Orbi. After your reply, I went Apple's route of signing out of iCloud on the two Apple TVs designated as Home Hubs, restarted each for good measure, signed into iCloud on each and now both homes in HomeKit are working normally.
In the 4+ years I've been using HomeKit I've never had to do that. Thanks Apple! I'll post back if it looks like it's still an issue with the Orbi setup.
Regards,
Wolf