This must have been discussed all over, but I can find a real answer.
I need a bare system, and don’t want it to discover everything available on the network. I also don’t want the ever disturbing notification popping up.
doesn’t work at all, and all are still discovered. I know the Ikea isn’t on the list of ignorable integrations, they others are though. It i on the ‘migrated service handlers list’, so should be taken care of, along with the others?
Taking out zeroconf: out of the configuration.yaml does a better job of stopping discovered integrations, but the system keeps bugging me about Sonos being new on the Network…
Why is this still so buggy? Or am I missing the obvious setting somewhere.
Thing is, I dont know what I am missing out on when disabling zeroconf: so not really sure i it the wise thing to do.
Of course, that seems most obvious. Thing is these integration aren’t discovered by discovery:, as I didn’t even have that in the config. Ive only put it there to be able to set an ignore list.
zeroconf: apparently takes car of these integrations since talking that out made a big difference, and, as posted above, only left the Sonos to be discovered (so without discovery: and zeroconf: )
I am looking for the same goal to reduce as much as possible recurrent packets over the network.
I have quite a few “discoverable” devices and a reasonable wide network so while broadcasting there is a quite decent traffic.
Every 5 mins there is a strong burst of 70-ish mDNS packets/sec which is not great specially if you have low bandwidth devices like IoT stuff in your network.
I disable everything but I have
default_config:
enabled.
Now I would like to disable
zeroconf:
sspd:
is there a way to do so without removing default_config: ?
or in case I remove default_config: what do I need to re-enable manually/explicitely to not lose all the rest of components it activates?
All items listed here shows what is loaded by default_config
they would need to be explicitly added to your config if you remove it(default_config:) from your configuration which at the moment is the only way to stop auto discovery of certain items
Have you been able to solve this issue ?
Even removing default_config and not adding discovery/zeroconf/sspd I can see home assistant flooding the network with mdns messages.
I can’t seem to disable it either. I’ve had my HA going for a few years now, “default_config:” is not in my configuration.yaml, neither is “zeroconf:” but it still loads. I tried adding it / taking it back out but no change.