My Hass OS (OVA) uses an docker IP subnet that is in use at my home network. I’ve once managed to get this changed, but after an update recently my devices in this subnet are no longer reachable by HA.
Can we have a feature added to ha cli (vm console) that allows me to specify which subnet’s docker can use internally to not have a conflict with my internal networks? This would be greatly appreciated.
(without having to go the ssh/22222 way and without loosing settings on a next update)
According to Portainer, a docker bridge network is using 172.17.0.0 /16, this network is used by all my IoT devices at home
Don’t forget to vote for your own feature request.
My opinion is that, if you need to do advanced configuration like this, maybe Home Assistant OS is not the best choice for you and you might be better off installing Home Assistant Container instead.
Not sure if I share your opinion. What if your ISP supplied home router comes with these IP addresses? One should have control on all IP addressing used at the house.
It currently is kind of an advanced feature, which it shouldn’t be if you asked me. Thus the request for this feature.
Apart from this, no other ‘advanced’ features are needed to be able to keep using Home Assistant OS.