Sentinel: Cannot connect to server

JoeBearcat

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WOW! It's in the hands of the IT department NOT Joe Bearcat. I'm sure that if he could speed the repair up that he would. Servers go down from time to time. Historically their server up time has a great record. Cut them some slack.

Dave

There are some who will flame me for the price of gasoline, so.....

Of course, we all know upgrades always go flawlessly and never run into issues. ;)
 

JoeBearcat

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On the bright side, the main IT guy is talking about switching to SFTP, so two birds...

No, that is not part of the issue, but might be the best solution. I lobbied for that change.
 

donc13

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If it's been down for an "update" that would imply it's a scheduled outage. Any decent IT department notifies affected users prior to a scheduled outage to avoid unneeded trouble tickets among other things. Of course that's a decent IT department I guess....
Look, I get it, it's somewhat frustrating to get an error, but scheduled or not, outages happen for many reasons. Sentenial could be modified a bit to simply tell you database is unavailable.

So, gripping about whether Uniden has a decent IT department because there's an outage makes you come off as if you're "entitled" to instant service.

It's just a darn update, nothing life changing or harmful that's going to cause you headaches or more. My advice, learn to live with life, nothing is perfect.
 

Benkasey

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It's working for me as of 09/10 11:35 am PDT. Couldn't connect until I flushed computer's DNS cache.
Maybe Uniden changed the IP address of the ftp.homepatrol.com FTP server? Try flushing your computer and/or router's DNS cache to get the address 69.15.51.158.
ping ftp.homepatrol.com
 
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