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25.07.2020 · Installation in Home Assistant. If you installed mkcert and ran it correctly for your Home Assistant installation, you should get two certificate files: Copy those two files to your /ssl directory in your Home Assistant installation. Then, adapt your configuration.yaml file accordingly: (Make sure to change the filenames of the certificates to ...

When I was trying to get SSL working there was a post that mention ... that pointed homeassistant.local back to the IP directly works no ...

Mar 13, 2021 · If Home Assistant is accessible (via HTTP), go back to the Nginx Proxy Manager addon page and edit the previously created connection. Go to SSL tab and select Request a new SSL Certificate, the switches Force SSL and I Agree to… should also be turned on. Save your settings: That’s it!

Home Assistant OS ... i know i can manually accept the unverified certs in the browser and get access both with ip and hassio.local.

13.03.2021 · If Home Assistant is accessible (via HTTP), go back to the Nginx Proxy Manager addon page and edit the previously created connection. Go to SSL tab and select Request a new SSL Certificate, the switches Force SSL and I Agree to… should also be turned on. Save your settings: That’s it!

31.03.2020 · The app will not work if you have to accept the SSL cert locally. 3 Likes. ... the information of ipconfig shows the DNS of Home Assistant. So, it is correct. If I ping the address xxxx.duckdns.org the IP of Home Assistant appears. It seems like if from local access the port forwarding 443 --> 8123 doesn’t work.

Aug 26, 2020 · This is what you aim! Just replace the Forward IP – 10.0.0.2 with your Home Assistant local address and you are good to go. If you have different router the experience and visualisation may differ, but the principle is the same. You just have to open port 443 in your router and forward it to your local Home Assistant IP on port 8123.

Instead of using SSL directly on HA, use a reverse proxy that handles your SSL, and then you can use the http version of your internal IP.

Hi, I've just completed the configuration required to use SSL, now my home ... to my home network by simply using its local IP address, ...

04.07.2020 · The following procedure activates HTTPS for the Home Assistant server. The secure protocol uses SSL certificates to encrypt the data transferred between user and server. Although it is possible to make this home automation system, whether in Linux or FreeBSD , accessible over the Internet, Home Assistant is usually operated within private networks, either physical or virtual.

Jul 04, 2020 · The following procedure activates HTTPS for the Home Assistant server. The secure protocol uses SSL certificates to encrypt the data transferred between user and server. Although it is possible to make this home automation system, whether in Linux or FreeBSD , accessible over the Internet, Home Assistant is usually operated within private ...

Only listen to incoming requests on specific IP/host. ... Path to your TLS/SSL certificate to serve Home Assistant over a secure connection.

I'm going to preface this with “this is all speculation,” but… If you're connecting over https, it means that there's an SSL certificate in play ...

26.01.2019 · Hi everyone, I just updated the HA app in my iPhone, and now I can see that I can specify an internal URL. My environment is set up to work as well inside or outside my network thanks to a domain that’s pointed to my public IP. Indeed, I have HTTPS communication with Let’s Encrypt. Now, with this new update, my standard url is https://my-domain.com:8123 (as …

If I use HTTPS, the app does not accept the SSL certificate, ... When outside of your network, it will route back to your home IP as it has.

... my question was geared toward having local network SSL/TLS. ... that allows you block access to Google's DNS servers at the IP level).

Jul 25, 2020 · Installation in Home Assistant. If you installed mkcert and ran it correctly for your Home Assistant installation, you should get two certificate files: Copy those two files to your /ssl directory in your Home Assistant installation. Then, adapt your configuration.yaml file accordingly: (Make sure to change the filenames of the certificates to ...

the 'NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy' add on seems to be the better option. 'Nginx Proxy Manager' also requires 'MariaDB' add-on which seems ...

The local_ip sensor will expose the local (LAN) IP address of your Home Assistant instance. This can be useful when your instance has a static public hostname (for example, if you use the Nabu Casa service), but have a dynamically allocated local LAN address (for example, configured via DHCP).

I got it working externally using the DuckDNS add on, but accessing it locally failed. For example, using the local IP address, ...

Mar 14, 2018 · previously I was able to log into my HassIO RPi when connected to my home network by simply using its local IP address, or using my duckdns address. Just the other day it stopped allowing me to use the local IP address. any ideas why that would be? I just get this if I use the local RPi IP address: