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Beginner's guide to Home Assistant

 Beginner's guide to Home Assistant

Home Assistant Beginners Guide: Installation, Addons, Integrations, Scripts, Scenes, and Automations

 Home Assistant Beginners Guide: Installation, Addons, Integrations, Scripts, Scenes, and Automations

 

How To: Set a Static IP on Hass.io/HassOS

How To: Set a Static IP on Hass.io/HassOS
I have seen some people a bit confused on how to set a static IP for the new Hass.io host HassOS. I know their are other guides but they are mostly buried in other posts. Anyway heres how to set up a static IP on Hass.io/HassOS

Step 1: Once you have got Hass.IO up and running following the guide and can access the front end go to step 2.
Step 2: Take a USB stick put it into your PC and rename it to “CONFIG”.
Step 3: Create the folder “network” and inside create a text file called “my-network” then delete the .txt extension click yes and it should save. The file’s icon should just be a white/blank file icon in windows explorer.
Step 4: Open up that file with Notepad++ or similar and paste in these lines. These lines of code are for a Ethernet connection with a Static IPv4 but if you want to configure WiFi here are more examples of code. Change the IP and gateway IP to fit your setup. Eg. 192.168.1.111 is the Pi’s IP and 192.168.1.1 is your router/gateway’s IP.
Step 5: where UUID is you need to generate a unique one here copy and paste it into the “UUID: section”. Save the file and remove the USB stick from your PC.
Step 6: Shutdown your Pi (pull the power plug or thorough SSH) and insert the USB stick into any free port. Start up the Pi once the stick is inserted.
Step 7: Once it starts up and you can reach the UI go to the Hass.io tab, click on “System” on the far right, scroll down and find host system and click “import from USB”.
Step 8: Wait until it is complete then shut down the Pi, pull the USB and restart, it should now have a static IP.

Quickly getting started with Home Assistant (2021 Guide)

 Quickly getting started with Home Assistant (2021 Guide)

Remote Access to Your Home Assistant Using DuckDNS

 Remote Access to Your Home Assistant Using DuckDNS

 

home assistant static ip address

home assistant static ip address

How to set a Static IP address on Home Assistant - Remote Access using Home Assistant Cloud

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWUUjEeDSxU


I’ve used this method successfully a few times:

https://tech.borpin.co.uk/2018/10/18/using-nmcli-to-set-a-static-ipv4-address-in-hass-io/ 

CA #howto #HomeAssistant #timer Home Assistant How To - setup and use Timer integration

 CA #howto #HomeAssistant #timer Home Assistant How To - setup and use Timer integration

Home Assistant login default

Home Assistant login default

In hass.io, if you log in via Putty with a ssh key, the default username is 'root' and there is no password.

Custom Updater for Home Assistant Components | Smart Home |

 Custom Updater for Home Assistant Components | Smart Home |

Remote access for Home Assistant (DuckDNS/HA Cloud)

 Remote access for Home Assistant (DuckDNS/HA Cloud)

Access your Home Assistant securely on-the-go with either Home Assistant Cloud or DuckDNS in this in-depth tutorial. #smarthome #diy #automations 

 

FASTEST way to install Home Assistant (2021)

 FASTEST way to install Home Assistant (2021)

With just a spare computer or a Raspberry Pi, we can now install Home Assistant automation software. Learn how to do it both ways, and go with whichever makes the most sense for you. It doesn't matter which you choose! #smarthome #diy #automations