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That’s what I said. I still got the “within spec”. If it does it again I am going to pursue it.

hahahaha, I didn’t notice the toggle to turn it on so I assumed the value was the max speed. Feels like a Monday.

Not that I will ever go this fast but I am curious why I am limited to a top speed of 120mph in the ‘Speed Limit Mode’ setting when Tesla says it can go 155.

I had a similar experience Windows venting themselves?

Service looked at it and apparently 1” is “within spec”.

I gave it the ol’ smack with no luck. Service request opened.

Because looking into a black abyss at night is not ideal. I recently had warranty work on my car which involved removing the glove box so I wanted to verify if it should have a light or not. In contrast to your comment, I’ve never owned a vehicle without a glove box light dating back to my first...

I have a 2023 Model YP and there is no glove box light. Is that normal, it seems odd.

I have mine set to the default of 30 not 300 like the fix and it’s been online for 4 days…. Not sure what’s going on, it seems to random.

That link on the forum with the command was suggested from a ticket and post I opened with them. The recommended fix of increasing the timeout does seem to be working by running: sysctl -w net.netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_unacknowledged=300

Okay it’s happening to lots of people for months https://community.ui.com/questions/UXG-Lite-and-Tesla-Wall-Connector-Connection-Issues/7b5835a1-cab4-4fc3-8bc6-02fb368a0b6c

Follow up to my last post. I tried my last solution with a new network with PMF optional and it stayed online for about an hour and then dropped.

@ATechGuy I figured it out, setting PFM to optional fixes the issue. Not sure if that's a long-time solution though as I am not familiar with this setting and what this might break. 5 minutes later.... Okay, it got weirder. I turned PMF back to disabled and the TWC disconnected as expected...

DNS did not fix anything when I tested it. I am not blocking anything other than the default firewall settings. I do have IDS and IPS enabled but I tried disabling that with no luck. Here are my current settings. What’s interesting is when I reconnect the TWC to my WiFi it comes online for a few...

I have a few times, it’s connected to Tesla and the WiFi and I am able to check for firmware it definitely has internet access but whatever endpoint they are using for the online status is failing for some reason. It looks like others are seeing the same issue Wall Connector network connections...