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 that is useful. on the fly meaning you can assign different voices to different tts messages. Just add .ui.nabu.casa/auth/external/callback to the end (.ui.nabu.casa/auth/external/callback). For example: https://example.duckdns.org:8123. Go to the configuration tab of DuckDNS add-on and: WebAn URL provided by Home Assistant Cloud by Nabu Casa, in case the user has a subscription. Home Assistant takes way more URLs into consideration. So heres what I did and it worked. They can use different authentication - the broker in your LAN can be open but the cloud side requires a client certificate or user/pass for security. You should use your URL, actually. no your nabu casa account will always serve the same subdomain. WebThe URL that Home Assistant is available on from the internet. Visit your instance on the remote URL. probot-home-assistant bot added the integration: withings label on Jun 7, 2022 #73228 nebriv mentioned this issue on Jun 14, 2022 Explicitly generate an _external_ webhook URL for Withings integration #73228 via email github-actions bot added stale and removed stale labels on Jul 15, 2022 jarvih mentioned this issue on Jul 23, 2022 Is location and GPS enabled on the device? Since HTTPS is preferable I would have expected this to work without relying on DuckDNS. This guide will show you how to set it up with Home Assistant Cloud webhooks. ; Help Adding Remote Nabu Casa URL to iOS App. These credentials are only stored locally and cannot be impersonated by anyone. Ive had to do that a few times because the mobile app wouldnt connect. If using Home Assistant Cloud it will start with https://hooks.nabuca.casa. Forgot about changing some Home Assistant API sensors to http. I cant get to my Nabu Casa URL from my phone either. 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. Ive also set it up so we can switch them in the UI so if we get bored or annoyed with one voice we can switch it up for a bit easily. I think we need a little more info. Replace any DuckDNS URLs in your config (hopefully in secrets.yaml) with the Nabu Casa remote URL. 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://). Thanks for your quick reply. You can use your Nabu Casa URL for the Neato redirect URL. Partly for to remove port forwarding and partly for access to Azure TTS. I can offer no help in troubleshooting it though Im afraid because I really dont remember what order I did things to make it work (for now? If I put my Nabu Casa address in as the Home Assistant URL it works fine (mostly - see below) outside my network. This is very important, otherwise you will get a 400 invalid request error. 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. WebIf you've set up Nabu Casa Cloud in your Home Assistant the checkbox to "Connect via Cloud" should now become available. The URL helper The solution is to make sure that Docker uses a public available DNS server, such as those provided by Google or another of your choosing. Set up Nabu Casa if you have not already done so. Just log in via Home Assistant and a secure connection with the cloud will be established. probot-home-assistant bot added the integration: withings label on Jun 7, 2022 #73228 nebriv mentioned this issue on Jun 14, 2022 Explicitly generate an _external_ webhook URL for Withings integration #73228 via email github-actions bot added stale and removed stale labels on Jul 15, 2022 jarvih mentioned this issue on Jul 23, 2022 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. Just change the base in the browser url to the url you want, like http://192.168.1.12. So now I have external access without port forwarding, a smooth sounding Irish lass to do my TTS announcements and I am supporting Home Assistant development. Using the BSSID instead of SSID What I was suggesting was just to log in at Nabu Casa. but the app starts, shows the HA logo and Loading Data before going to a white screen with a plain header bar with a non functional hamburger menu but the wheel spins for a few seconds before the app crashes. 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. any speaker that Home Assistant supports. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, Home Assistant is open source home automation that puts local control and privacy first. Ive read countless posts on this but none pointing me to what Im I have tried deleting the app cache and data, uninstalling and reinstalling but that didnt work either, in fact very often the app fails to start properly. This ensures you are protected if new security issues are found in the future, as quickly as possible. Webhooks allow you to send data to your Home Assistant instance via Home Assistant Cloud. HOME ASSISTANT SUPERVISED installation on top of Ubuntu Bionic or another Linux installation. I can verify that setting SSID and then local IP address worked for me on my android phone. I just found out you or at least could integrate the telegram messaging app in with HA. With Nabu Casa cloud I always felt the mobile HA app hung for a few (frustrating) seconds when switching from wifi at home to mobile data. If you still want to use the internal url in the ios App you might have to set up a proxy server like Ngnix. I got it working using a proxy in front of HomeAssistant. If I have it as in the following picture it works fine on my home network. cogneato (Cogneato) January 8, 2021, 7:31pm #17 You should use your URL, actually. The instructions on the screen will guide you to install the application and configure OwnTracks to use Home Assistant. Check out their website for more information on features, pricing and how to configure Home Assistant. Click the plus icon and type/select SmartThings. Your URL should be in the following format: Make sure you do the configuration from your external 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. We successfully crowdfunded Home Assistant Yellow, the easiest way to Just add .ui.nabu.casa/auth/external/callback to the end (.ui.nabu.casa/auth/external/callback). We have been able to identify two different reasons for this issue to appear. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, New Neato Integration Installation Guide (OAuth2 for HA version 2021.1) - #55 by Aaron_P. You can also use this page if you forgot your url. Hard to tell based on your network setup what I can tell you is plenty of folks have the exact same setup you do in the app with a nabu casa URL and using the wifi connection part to connect locally. The instructions on the screen will guide you to install the application and configure OwnTracks to use Home Assistant. Fully encrypted. Set up Nabu Casa if you have not already done so. Confirm the callback URL is correct. internal_url string (Optional) The URL that Home Assistant is available on from your local network. WebTo access Home Assistant locally, navigate to http://:8123 NOT https from now on. WebHome Assistant Cloud is a subscription service provided by our partner Nabu Casa, Inc. I have a similar error constantly showing up is the problem that Im using DuckDNS?? You can find them in the sidebar by navigating to Settings > System > Logs in the UI. Open your Home Assistant and press, the c button to invoke the search bar, type add-on and choose Navigate Add-On store. I dont know what is going on but after several reinstalls and reconfigures of the app I can finally connect locally with these settings. Could you not tailscale the device running home assistant? Is there any benefit to switch from ddns to nc? Help us to improve our documentation Suggest an edit to this page, or provide/view feedback for this page. Choose the disabled option, save, and then reboot the host back by clicking reboot in the Host card. WebThe first step in troubleshooting is to take a look at the logs. Is there no official way to use local HTTPS URL if you use Nabu Casa instead of DuckDNS? Eventually got the exception correct. }); With Home Assistant Cloud, we will worry about the hard parts. I have the Mobile App (Android) which works perfectly on my local network. Yes I tried that and it worked in that it allowed me to add the Internal URL. Ive read countless posts on this but none pointing me to what Im I recommend that you use Nabu Casa (Home Assistant Cloud) for this. Our UI proxy servers operate at the TCP level and will forward all encrypted data to the local instance. This can cause you to lose access to Home Assistant while away. From what Ive read online, and what Nabu Casa support tells me, it should just work and automatically detect the Nabu Casa As a user, the only configuration step that you need is to enable it from the cloud configuration panel. Or just click the My Home Assistant Link below: Search for DuckDNS add-on and install it. Pi-Hole will block the connection under certain configurations. That way you can turn on the remote connection only when you leave the house and need it. I assume for Nabu Casa there is some kind of support as it is a paid service but I wonder if it is something simple because I doubt if it is usually this difficult to set up. Ive needed to do that from time to time. Add an exception for both the local URL and the remote Nabu Casa URL. Note that this setting may only contain a protocol, hostname and port; using a path is not supported. Eventually got the exception correct. Go to configuration -> automation and create a new automation. 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. Not just internal and external. 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. WebTo access Home Assistant locally, navigate to http://:8123 NOT https from now on. For more available plan details, see pricing. By default Home Assistant will maintain a connection when remote connections are allowed. You can solve this by using a free Dynamic DNS service like DuckDNS. Note that this setting may only contain a protocol, hostname and port; using a path is not supported. Fixing the network configuration or disabling IPv6 on the host should resolve this error. I can now access ip over http and still access remote via nabu casa. I removed the ssl keys from the config file. Quickly access your Home Assistant instance So I guess thats what I use for the Chromecast Audio then. Is it possible to confirm the app is using the local URL when on the home WiFi without turning off mobile data? WebAn URL provided by Home Assistant Cloud by Nabu Casa, in case the user has a subscription. Forgot about changing some Home Assistant API sensors to http. Stuffed around for ages with the iOS app trying to get the internal URL right before remembering I had disabled wifi on my mobile to test external access. WebThe first step in troubleshooting is to take a look at the logs. Powered by a worldwide community of tinkerers and DIY enthusiasts. Some integrations (Neato Botvac, for example) require secure local access. Once you activate the checkbox, external URL will become deactivated. Click the toggle to enable the webhook to be accessible via the cloud. For Webhook ID, enter a few words as an identifier. Home Assistant Ingress in Firefox causing 401: Unauthorized Unable to reach the Home Assistant Cloud Error fetching the cognito keyset WebIf you have Nabu Casas Home Assistant Cloud, the easiest way to resolve this, is by visiting your Home Assistant instance from the remote UI URL. Alec (Alec Rust) January 11, 2022, 8:54pm #6 ; Click the Add-On Store button and search for the DuckDNS add-on. Because I ran into this issue myself, Ill answer. For example: https://example.duckdns.org:8123. To get started, open Home Assistant, go to the cloud page in the configuration panel. get started with Home Assistant. Configuration jaswalters November 16, 2020, 2:55am #1 I used to run HASS with a local url as in http://192.168.1.X. Install and configure the DuckDNS add-on in Home Assistant by following these steps: Open Home Assistant and go to Settings > Add-ons. From what Ive read online, and what Nabu Casa support tells me, it should just work and automatically detect the Nabu Casa Click the plus icon and type/select SmartThings. If you prefer video over words, JuanMTech has made this awesome video describing the whole process and what else you can do with OwnTracks and Home Assistant: This tutorial will guide you through the creation of an automation powered by a webhook. What do I have wrong? as soon you add https to your config your system is only available via https. - Configuration - Home Assistant Community Nabu Casa with local url? No longer worry if you left the garage door open. If you use the default DNS, then you'll get your own external IP address back, which is likely going to take you to In order to pass the right one, Home Assistant needs to ; Select the DuckDNS add-on from the search results and then click the Install button. 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. If using Home Assistant Cloud it will start with https://hooks.nabuca.casa. It will now have a new entry for OwnTracks. We live in a world where cloud companies are constantly trying to collect more of our data. With our Remote UI feature you are able to connect remotely to your Home Assistant instance. Also, if using Google API for Nest integration, I imagine there are some changes there? I have not used a reverse proxy. Replace any DuckDNS URLs in your config (hopefully in secrets.yaml) with the Nabu Casa remote URL. Once a user is communicating with their Home Assistant instance, they will have to log in with their local credentials. Nabu Casa, Inc. - 15 Hubble Suite 200, Irvine, CA 92618, Hit enter to interrupt the running log and login using, At the Home Assistant custom console, enter. Im not sure why yours isnt. I now run using a Nabu Casa url but no longer have an internal url to access HASS. Thank you! The intuitive articulation is almost creepy at this point. Im thinking of migrating from DuckDNS to Nabu Casa. 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. 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? The app seems (subjectively) to be happier now I have the same URL for internal and external access. Follow the steps below from your hypervisors terminal console to disable IPv6: This error occurs when Home Assistant is unable to communicate with our authentication server. WebThis redirect URL needs to be externally accessible. This can cause you to lose access to Home Assistant while away. You could set up a vnc or team viewer server on the same network and access it through that. A great feature is the ability to change voices (and gender!) It goes no where. HI Tom, what else would need to be done if using NGINX? Make sure you do the configuration from your external URL. Does that not change when I disconnect and reconnect remote access? Yes, and yes. 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. It integrates with the Home Assistant webhook support, which can be used to trigger automations, send location data with OwnTracks, and much more. Confirm the callback URL is correct. It comes with a nice tts.cloud_say service. Get access to neural-network powered text-to-speech as part of your subscription. The second reason the issue can occur is if Docker is misconfigured. WebUPDATE: it worked a few days ago when I filmed this but apparently the line about base_url is no longer needed. To configure TTS integrations to use external URLs, set the base_url configuration option. Yes its probably someone scanning your open port. sample.play(); Try logging into Nabu Casa with a browser on your phone. When I turn on the Remote UI it crashes as described above. WebMedia URLs. cogneato (Cogneato) January 8, 2021, 7:31pm #17 You should use your URL, actually. If you can connect it to Home Assistant, you can now control it with your voice using the Amazon Echo, Google Home or your Android phone. A problem with making a port accessible is that some Internet Service Providers only offer dynamic IPs. WebUPDATE: it worked a few days ago when I filmed this but apparently the line about base_url is no longer needed. cogneato (Cogneato) January 8, 2021, 7:31pm #17 You should use your URL, actually. A problem with making a port accessible is that some Internet Service Providers only offer dynamic IPs. Install and configure the DuckDNS add-on in Home Assistant by following these steps: Open Home Assistant and go to Settings > Add-ons. If the URL is not correct, update your Home Assistant configuration, restart, and try again. If using Home Assistant Cloud it will start with https://hooks.nabuca.casa. Now go to configuration -> cloud and scroll to the webhooks card. WebThis redirect URL needs to be externally accessible. This issue is especially common for people using the Examples: You will be presented with a webhook info dialog with a new cloud accessible url. ), On the plus side, the app is excellent (but I knew that already from using it locally ). For example I use the Nabu Casa remote UI URL https://.ui.nabu.casa/. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, https://companion.home-assistant.io/docs/troubleshooting/networking, https://companion.home-assistant.io/docs/troubleshooting/faqs/#android-crash-logs. WebWith Home Assistant Cloud, you can connect your Home Assistant instance in a few simple clicks to both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Who uses Nabu Casa that has accomplished this? How to config tts with google cast as i read it needs base_url when not using duckdns. Replace any DuckDNS URLs in your config (hopefully in secrets.yaml) with the Nabu Casa remote URL. If I turn off Remote UI and try to connect with the app I get this, so it is clearly trying. Ive needed to do that from time to time. After closing the app I cant now open it on the local network either. For example, IP based URLs, Nabu Casa Remote UI URLs or URLs based on hostname (e.g., homeassistant.local). So is the only solution here to go to Nabu Casa? Or is it better to always go through Nabu Casa even when connecting locally to the HA instance? No snooping. However if I turn WiFi off on my phone it wont connect externally, the wheel spins and then the app crashes. Make sure youve killed the app and restarted it so it picks up that youve set up Nabu Casa.