Hi, I'm experiencing the exact same issues as both previous users. I have tried resetting the hub, reinstalled the flic app, and tried another router to no avail. The iOS app cannot find the Hue hub (2:nd gen), but connects like a charm with the button and works with any "provider" but hue. The macOS app cannot find the button, but easily finds the hub, and displays all my lights. I have made sure all software is up to date on all devices (hue fw: 1940094000, updated aug 31:st). This is very frustrating as my old button broke, and I had to wait almost four weeks for a replacement, and the new one won't even work with hue atm, please Flic, help us! Warm regards, DW

@bertrandom done

@Emil Any update on this? Is this something that is on the to-do list?

Hi. The Flic hub and the Hue hub must be on the same LAN network in order to see each other. Make sure they are behind the same router.

@marook Which kind of Sonos device do you have? The ones we test with at the office are Sonos Play: 1.

Bump! The Inability of the LR Hub to see Chromecast Audio groups on my LAN means my flics are pretty useless for controlling audio. Is there a technical reason that this is not the case?

@ap-iotbutton That means that TLS certificate validations are skipped, which should only be used for self-signed certificates that the system normally doesn't trust. Can you please tell me the domain name of the website you try to connect to, so we can check if a root certificate is missing?