Hi, I have been using HAOS on a Raspberry pi for several years, and would access it normally using DuckDNS, e.g. mydomain.duckdns.org
I recently setup a new mini PC with Proxmox and installed HAOS using the helper script, then restored from my last backup from the Raspberry pi. This is also on a new network & router.
I am unable to access the HA web interface by local IP or the duckdns URL, and not sure how to proceed.
I know that HA is running because I started getting push notifications from some automations of mine.
When I go to the duckdns URL I get a “Loading data” spinner with the HA logo so it seems like it’s partially working, but eventually it times out.
I see in Proxmox that the HA VM has an IP, and from another computer on the same network I can successfully ping that IP as well as homeassistant.local.
nmap from the proxmox shell shows that 8123 should be open:
PORT STATE SERVICE
8123/tcp open polipo
I unfortunately don’t really remember how I had setup SSL/external URL before so I’m unsure what to try to undo/reset in order to be able to access by local IP even, any suggestions/advice welcome
I tried using a VM in Proxmox and installed HAOS on it once… one of the issues I had was that HAOS didn’t seem to pick up the external network interface IP I had assigned it from Proxmox. I forget what the commands are, but you should look up what the HAOS CLI commands are to show the IP address that HAOS is using - if it’s different, you’ll need to change it.
Thanks - I realized that on my previous router I had forwarded ports for HA. With my new router & ISP it doesn’t seem to work, trying to figure out why.
In the meantime I was able to get local access by disabling SSL in configuration.yaml from the cli
Check your Proxmox firewall config too - just in case it’s not your router blocking things. You could also try (very briefly, since it’s a bit risky) putting the VM’s IP in to your router’s DMZ just to see if that lets you access it externally.
