Is there a way. If I setup auth providers, so I can still login as admin.
If I set, that default from home network, I should use a non admin user. Can I still from the same network switch to admin.
Or is there a way to hardcode the URL, to contain user/password information. I need a dashboard shown on some monitors with kiosk mode.
I set mine up to auto login a particular user on a particular device. Any other device gets a login failure and can bypass that to use the standard home assistant login.
homeassistant:
auth_providers:
- type: trusted_networks
trusted_networks:
- 172.16.1.15/32
- 172.16.1.16/32
- 172.16.1.19/32
trusted_users:
172.16.1.15: 2c7683a99751404283405af091c2cacc
172.16.1.16: bcbf233164354f088e689a5d4745c83f
172.16.1.19: a02fc448d0c7418293e280e34659b517
allow_bypass_login: true
- type: homeassistant
The only thing I can think to do if you want to have your entire network trusted is to trust only part of your network by changing the mask at the end of the IP range (the /32 sets the range to 1 IP address) and then do whatever you need to in terms of IP assignments so that the trusted devices all get IPs in the right range and the untrusted ones don’t.
That was a viable solution. Because I know the ip’s that show the dash.