I’m new to HA and have installed HAOS directly on an x86 machine. The networking side I initiated with DHCP and even with that none of the default ‘web’ integrations wanted to work (Weather, Radio Browser) and any subsequent integrations I add fail if they need to hit external - but I can install them from Github.
I have been able to resolve some of these issues with editing the docker containers to use a ‘real’ nameserver (8.8.8.8) instead of 172.30.32.3, including the homeassistant docker container via terminal - but I’ve been unable to use HACS and some docker containers shut down after failing to authenticate with appropriate values in their configuration section, so I have no ability to give them an updated DNS.
Why are the docker containers trying to use 172.30.32.3, can I change that to always use something else or can I get a DNS service running at that IP?
Unfortunately yes, no luck with that either. I retried it again just now, no luck. HACS and other add ons that are trying to resolve DNS records are still failing.
I did - as per the documentation. I have ordered a new disk drive for the machine, when that arrives it sounds like the better approach might be to install something like Proxmox and then run HAOS as a virtual machine within that rather than directly?
Thank you Francis & aceindy - it was some how linked to balena etcher. I took a HAOS backup, flashed HAOS again via USBImager (incidentally significantly slower process, but at least it works) and was able to restore without too many issues. No DNS dramas any more! That official documentation should definitely be steering people away from balena etcher.