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      d.alvrzx
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      Hello everyone:

      Over the past several days, I've been encountering several broken links in the pycom docs. Specially when searching for something in Google, it seems things were moved and the pages Google has indexed are no longer valid.

      One particular problem I found is that the link included with every purchased PyGate PoE module, indicating you should go into the docs.pycom.io/PoE-NI site before plugging it in to a PoE, does not work. It just redirects you to https://docs.pycom.io/index.html.

      Another link that is broken, the OTA firmware update page: https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/all/ota-lorawan/

      Probably there's more, but these are the ones I've found recently... Is this because of a re-structuring of the Pycom docs?

      Any idea how to access docs.pycom.io/PoE-NI or what the correct link is?

      Best,

      Dan

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        peterp @d.alvrzx
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        @d-alvrzx Sorry for this and thanks for flagging it! We'll look into this asap.

        The page explaining the Non-Isolated PoE is currently here: https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/networkprotocols/poe

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          d.alvrzx @peterp
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          @peterp Thank you, Peter :)

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