@april.brandt (April Brandt) posted a new topic, subject "Zigbee routing tables - what is this?". It read:

   I was wondering what these stand for?
    
    No information for child 3  
    No information for child 4  
    No information for child 5
    
    I turned off my mesh for about 45 minutes because I changed out bulbs last night and these 3 children have been sitting incognito for a day or so. I thought maybe they were just residual, but when I restarted, they showed back up. Can someone help explain. Is this ok?

To which @corerootedxb (Bill S.) replied

    They are ghosted devices where the mesh hasn't fully healed yet. It **should** clear itself up in time.

@zarthan (Zarthan) replied

    @april.brandt no wonder you were having issues. Your house is/was haunted.
    
    corerootedxb:
    
    > They are ghosted devices
    
    Possibly worth bringing in an exorsist???

To which @april.brandt (April Brandt) replied

    zarthan:
    
    > Your house is/was haunted.
    
    OMGosh! The people that we bought the house from both passed less than a month after we bought the house. There was and still is some weird stuff happening that has nothing to do with smart home automation. Gives me chills. I'll keep an eye on it. I figured it would clear up when I Shut down zigbee for 45 minutes, but meh ... I'll wait it out. I swapped out the rest of my crees and added an iris sensor or two last night. Planning on another peanut or two in the near future. Now is a time for healing. Ha!

After which, @dan.t (Daniel) added

    april.brandt:
    
    > figured it would clear up when I Shut down zigbee for 45 minutes, but meh ... I'll wait it out.
    
    Are these battery devices? You could pull the battery once and wake them up....

To which @april.brandt (April Brandt) replied

    dan.t:
    
    > You could pull the battery once and wake them up....
    
    I'm not exactly sure if they're something that was removed or not. Nothing is responding poorly. I still have 3 xiaomi motions on my network, but removed the rest of my cree lights last night. I wonder if It's the xiaomi's. They have a habit of falling off, although they were always stable for me. Now that the shitty repeaters are eliminated, they're probably tossing fits, maybe? I'm going to take them out of the mix tonight, so we'll see.
    
    [EDIT]  
    I had 10 Crees and probably 10 xiaomi motion sensors on my network. Yah .. bad combination.


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