As a fallback my router has a WWAN module to connect to the internet when my wired connection fails.
However this mobile connection only get’s a private IP (10...*) so there is no way of connecting to it from external.
It would be great to use home assistant as a “jump point” in the local network to connect to the router.
As home assistant’s connection to Nabu Casa is an outgoing connection it has no problem with the private IP.
I know there is the panel_iframe: which would work except there are two problems:
The connection between HA and Nabu Casa is SSL encrypted. For panel_iframe to work the router (Fritzbox) needs to be SSL as well, but it isn’t.
There is some directive in the HTML of my router that prevents it from being displayed in an iFrame. It always has to be in the root-window.
Is there any way use the working connection to Nabu Casa to display the webpage of my router?
The routers webpage have security features that prevents iframes and the likes, because it is a security risk.
Trying to get a full access will be challenging.
If you just do the same action to get it back online, then that might be easier to script in HA, like a SNMP with write access or a SSH script.
As mentioned before there is not one thing I wish to do. It’s not really essential, as everything should work automatically.
In case I am not home and my internet connection failed over to mobile I would feel better if I had access to my router.