Choose the disabled option, save, and then reboot the host back by clicking reboot in the Host card. Is there no official way to use local HTTPS URL if you use Nabu Casa instead of DuckDNS? The remote portal is only meant for temporary one time connections. Im really impressed with the Nabu Casa service, but I cant figure out how to get my Home Assistant iOS app to use the Nabu Casa-generated URL as the external URL. Now you can set up the integration as normal, without getting the No URL Available message. The app worked perfectly for many weeks before I changed to try and use Nabu Casa. Send a message to wake up the device. Make sure you do the configuration from your external URL. This is very important, otherwise you will get a 400 invalid request error. As a user, the only configuration step that you need is to enable it from the cloud configuration panel. Dont worry, here are some common issues and how to resolve them. For example I use the Nabu Casa remote UI URL https://.ui.nabu.casa/. Manually change your Home Assistant's external URL to your Nabu Casa Cloud URL. Pi-Hole will block the connection under certain configurations. Open your Home Assistant and press, the c button to invoke the search bar, type add-on and choose Navigate Add-On store. Note that the check for new email was on an interval (I think every 5 minutes, but it's adjustable) so the action wasn't immediate, but it worked pretty well. Who uses Nabu Casa that has accomplished this? from your phone, your favorite coffeeshop or at work. internal_url string (Optional) The URL that Home Assistant is available on from your local network. Users running a standard installation of Home Assistant, can disable IPv6 in the UI from the Supervisor > System > Host card. I picked the reverse proxy path because it allows access not only from anywhere but from any machine/device without having to install an app with admin rights. Its a shame one must follow DuckDNS setup steps and pass an SSL warning in order to get a local HTTPS URL for Home Assistant working, if you pay for Nabu Casa? Dont forget the port number and update your bookmarks and apps. Ill need to look into exactly what I am allowing before I do this. If not, add this to your configuration: # Example configuration.yaml entry to enable the cloud component cloud: Once activated, go to the Settings panel in Home Assistant and create an account and log in. Ive needed to do that from time to time. Go to the configuration tab of DuckDNS add-on and: Are you using the Lutrons cloud to control the switch from anywhere? Then open an issue on github with the log. WebUPDATE: it worked a few days ago when I filmed this but apparently the line about base_url is no longer needed. HOME ASSISTANT SUPERVISED installation on top of Ubuntu Bionic or another Linux installation. Ive also tried the set up process about 7 times on 3 different devices, with no luck at all. If you use the default DNS, then you'll get your own external IP address back, which is likely going to take you to This issue often affects VM installations. Luckily, Home Assistant provides a helper method to ease that a bit. Once enabled, Home Assistant will generate a security certificate for secure communication and provide you with a url that is accessible while away from home. So Im on Nabu Casa for external access to my Home Assistant installation. We are currently not forwarding the IP address of the incoming request. You should use your URL, actually. Configuration jaswalters November 16, 2020, 2:55am #1 I used to run HASS with a local url as in http://192.168.1.X. Mine works both externally and internally using this process. Thanks for your quick reply. If not, add this to your configuration: # Example configuration.yaml entry to enable the cloud component cloud: Once activated, go to the Settings panel in Home Assistant and create an account and log in. WebTo get started, go to Configuration -> Integrations, and under OwnTracks click Configure. For example I use the Nabu Casa remote UI URL https://.ui.nabu.casa/. WebTo access Home Assistant locally, navigate to http://:8123 NOT https from now on. Forgot about changing some Home Assistant API sensors to http. Home Assistant Ingress in Firefox causing 401: Unauthorized Unable to reach the Home Assistant Cloud Error fetching the cognito keyset The local instance has generated and owns the certificate and so only the local instance will be able to decrypt the incoming traffic. We successfully crowdfunded Home Assistant Yellow, the easiest way to All data is fully encrypted between your device and your Home Assistant instance. So heres what I did and it worked. ; Select the DuckDNS add-on from the search results and then click the Install button. Go to Settings -> Home Assistant Cloud. OwnTracks is an application for iOS and Android that allows your phone to report information securely and directly to Home Assistant. You will now see that your newly created webhook is available. No longer worry if you left the garage door open. Ive needed to do that from time to time. If I try https://ip then it takes me to HA but complains that the cert does ot match because the SSL cert is for a duckdns name I setup. Encryption is provided by a Lets Encrypt certificate. You may find yourself in a situation where you are away from home and want to access your instance, but it is not connected to your remote UI server. Then does the switch fires an automation in home assistant to do the wake on lan? You'll either be redirected back to the HA and it will confirm setup is complete. WebWith Home Assistant Cloud, you can connect your Home Assistant instance in a few simple clicks to both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Hopefully someone else can help you and update the first post (anyone can edit it). WebUPDATE: it worked a few days ago when I filmed this but apparently the line about base_url is no longer needed. We have been able to identify two different reasons for this issue to appear. Powered by a worldwide community of tinkerers and DIY enthusiasts. You could also just run tailscale all the time if you really want that. Hacky ways to fire automations from an external network (no Nabu Casa, external url) I have a Lutron Caseta switch (that's not actually wired to anything - don't ask) that I can turn on / off via the Lutron app from anywhere. I believe you have to select Home Network WiFi SSID(s) to select Internal Connection URL. It also means that if you use IP bans, the remote connection will be banned as a whole instead of just the address from which the incorrect passwords were entered. Everything works reasonably well, but curious if anyone has any less hacky hardware / software options that don't involve Nabu Casa or external urls. I used to run HASS with a local url as in http://192.168.1.X. maybe your ip address is not 192.168.1.52 then. Routing is made possible by the Server Name Indication (SNI) extension on the TLS handshake. I dont use nabu casa, but I would expect it to be the same, just with the nabu casa url in the top one instead of a dynamic dns service. Because I ran into this issue myself, Ill answer. If the URL is not correct, update your Home Assistant configuration, restart, and try again. Does that not change when I disconnect and reconnect remote access? Available for free at home-assistant.io, Press J to jump to the feed. I have a Lutron Caseta switch (that's not actually wired to anything - don't ask) that I can turn on / off via the Lutron app from anywhere. Because of this, we are unable to support Home Assistant instances that have configured 127.0.0.1 or ::1 as trusted networks or proxies. internal_url string (Optional) The URL that Home Assistant is available on from your local network. For example: https://example.duckdns.org:8123. cogneato (Cogneato) January 8, 2021, 7:31pm #17 You should use your URL, actually. }); With Home Assistant Cloud, we will worry about the hard parts. Confirm the callback URL is correct. Configure DuckDNS Add-On in Home Assistant . Extra complexity is added by the fact that URLs can be served on non-standard ports (e.g., not 80 or 443) and with or without SSL (http:// vs https://). Based on that alone probably something in your network. Luckily, Home Assistant provides a helper method to ease that a bit. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. That will load HA and the config workflow will complete. Our approach has one single weakness that is unavoidable: since we own the domain that hosts the remote connection, we are able to issue our own certificate and man-in-the-middle attack (MITM) remote connections. If you can connect it to Home Assistant, you can now control it with your voice using the Amazon Echo, Google Home or The first time you enable it, Home Assistant Cloud will have to generate and validate the certificate. If you use the default DNS, then you'll get your own external IP address back, which is likely going to take you to Get access to neural-network powered text-to-speech as part of your subscription. HOWEVER, I still cant get both external and internal access to work at the same time. See New Neato Integration Installation Guide (OAuth2 for HA version 2021.1) - #55 by Aaron_P. WebAn URL provided by Home Assistant Cloud by Nabu Casa, in case the user has a subscription. Hacky ways to fire automations from an external network (no Nabu Casa, external url) I have a Lutron Caseta switch (that's not actually wired to anything - don't ask) that I can turn on / off via the Lutron app from anywhere. WebAn URL provided by Home Assistant Cloud by Nabu Casa, in case the user has a subscription. EDIT: I spoke too soon. This helps in securing your Home Assistant instance. Thats all I needed to do. For example, enter hello-world. Adding DuckDNS add-on in Home Assistant. Had to delete my duckdns domain as it was generating these errors: Had to set the logging level to debug to track it down. Yes its probably someone scanning your open port. It comes with a nice tts.cloud_say service. See New Neato Integration Installation Guide (OAuth2 for HA version 2021.1) - #55 by Aaron_P. what do you mean the app crashes? cogneato (Cogneato) January 8, 2021, 7:31pm #17 You should use your URL, actually. Do I need to remove that? What must I do to activate SSL for securing local connection to my installation and still have Nabu Casa for external access? WebTo access Home Assistant locally, navigate to http://:8123 NOT https from now on. (But the latest post on this thread is interesting DuckDNS - Its not just me - its you!). Hopefully they get us the crash logs beforehand so we can try to fix the actual issue, Hopefully they get us the crash logs beforehand, I looked at this and it seems that I need to install a lot of extra software on my PC and phone for this. Fixing the network configuration or disabling IPv6 on the host should resolve this error. Forgot about changing some Home Assistant API sensors to http. The remote portal is only meant for temporary one time connections. Please note, such a block only affects the remote UI feature, all other Cloud features will keep functioning normally. WebThe URL that Home Assistant is available on from the internet. Or is it better to always go through Nabu Casa even when connecting locally to the HA instance? To get started, open Home Assistant, go to the cloud page in the configuration panel. Also, if using Google API for Nest integration, I imagine there are some changes there? WebFrom Home Assistant, navigate to Configuration then Integrations. It just has to be a publicly accessible file location. Now go to configuration -> cloud and scroll to the webhooks card. The first post has been edited to direct them to a new summary of the issue below. WebThe URL that Home Assistant is available on from the internet. My Nabu Casa link still works and since I didnt open the 8123 port to the outside on the firewall, when using the https://local_ipaddess:8123 URL when at home, I get a SSL warning because the certificate is tied to DuckDNS and not my local ip address but ignoring the warning, my connection still works and is now encrypted. Groove200 1 yr. ago I know this is old.but THIS just saved me from giving up. The URL helper In order to pass the right one, Home Assistant needs to You do this at your own risk! External URL will be the nabu casa address you get and internal URL the local IP. Ive read countless posts on this but none pointing me to what Im Not just internal and external. For example, IP based URLs, Nabu Casa Remote UI URLs or URLs based on hostname (e.g., homeassistant.local). Just add .ui.nabu.casa/auth/external/callback to the end (.ui.nabu.casa/auth/external/callback). Im really impressed with the Nabu Casa service, but I cant figure out how to get my Home Assistant iOS app to use the Nabu Casa-generated URL as the external URL. For example I use the Nabu Casa remote UI URL https://.ui.nabu.casa/. The second reason the issue can occur is if Docker is misconfigured. From what Ive read online, and what Nabu Casa support tells me, it should just work and automatically detect the Nabu Casa URL. It contains for which hostname an incoming request is destined, and we forward it to the matching local instance. Luckily, Home Assistant provides a helper method to ease that a bit. You can find them in the sidebar by navigating to Settings > System > Logs in the UI. Once configured, were going to the Cloud panel (Configuration -> Cloud) and scroll down to the webhooks cards. A problem with making a port accessible is that some Internet Service Providers only offer dynamic IPs. Just one small further question Dont forget the port number and update your bookmarks and apps. This feature alone is worth the monthly fee. ignore my answer WebThis redirect URL needs to be externally accessible. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, Strange Behavior from HA today, worried about a hack, SSL and Home Assistant - What a confusing mess, Also delete any manual integration configuration if you used it (see, To access Home Assistant locally, navigate to. WebIf you've set up Nabu Casa Cloud in your Home Assistant the checkbox to "Connect via Cloud" should now become available. For example I use the Nabu Casa remote UI URL https://.ui.nabu.casa/. Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. The point is, in OAuth2, the redirect URI needs to be passed by Home Assistant. It is related to IPv6 Or should I just ignore this warning as long as my HA password is strong enough? You will be presented with a webhook info dialog with a new cloud accessible url. It does seem that something somewhere is getting its knickers in a twist and that Mike has a point in that logging in through the various ways in a certain order seems to clear the blockage. To get started, were going to follow the Home Assistant instructions to configure OwnTracks. Eventually got the exception correct. sample.play(); Then just put your local IP for internal and leave the external blank. Confirm the callback URL is correct. Thank you! ; Select the DuckDNS add-on from the search results and then click the Install button. Once you activate the checkbox, external URL will become deactivated. Enable the webhook by clicking on the toggle. It goes against the grain for me to choose to rely on a cloud service even if it is one I trust as much as HA. Because they are served via the Home Assistant UI, they benefit from the same end-to-end encryption and local authentication as the Home Assistant frontend. Or just click the My Home Assistant Link below: Search for DuckDNS add-on and install it. Some integrations (Neato Botvac, for example) require secure local access. Currently blocked versions of Home Assistant: Nabu Casa, Inc. - 15 Hubble Suite 200, Irvine, CA 92618. Alright, so you got all excited, tried to setup cloud and something went wrong? I briefly get the HA Logo and Loading Data followed by a blank screen* with the coloured header bar and a non functional hamburger menu. I have the Mobile App (Android) which works perfectly on my local network. To configure TTS integrations to use external URLs, set the base_url configuration option. Topics are replicated bidirectionally, so publish a command message at the cloud topic for it to be picked up on the local side. I think we need a little more info. TTS. Web@donchrizz I think that's the weird catch here if you doing a non-(Home Assistant Cloud) setup, and keeping all in house (pun intended ), then you have to setup SSL.If you setup SSL (likely using Lets Encrypt), then you have to setup DNS. WebThe first step in troubleshooting is to take a look at the logs. WebOnce enabled, Home Assistant will generate a security certificate for secure communication and provide you with a url that is accessible while away from home. But it is not even that simple because if I navigate to the Nabu Casa URL in a browser it often doesnt work either. If I want to use an internal url if my internet is down, what is the simplest method to accomplish? WebThe URL that Home Assistant is available on from the internet. I dont really want to either but I still havent worked up the courage open a port in my router. Configuration jaswalters November 16, 2020, 2:55am #1 I used to run HASS with a local url as in http://192.168.1.X. Toggling it on from within your own server settings and leaving it on is the persistent way. For example: https://example.duckdns.org:8123. As root, run: If you have an old version of a JWT library installed you can get an unknown error when youre trying to login and in your error logs you see the following error: To solve this you have to remove the following packages from the Python environment that runs Home Assistant and restart Home Assistant.