Im a first time user, and facing some issues, hopefully someone can guide me.
So i did the instalation on OracleMV - and got my .vb file from here: Windows - Home Assistant
All looks good right?
The issue is, on windows when i try to reach the IP, it wont connect me, chrome keeps getting “connection refused” - PS i opened the ports in the router just in case, and changed nothing.
My guess is that it might be IPv6 that confuses your machine.
If the network is not configured as a bridge, then a fe80 IPv6 network will exist on both the internal and external network of your hypervisor network and that network is not routable.
Try to disable IPv6.
Are you trying to access the VM from the host computer or another computer on the network?
Static ip assigned in router for the VM? OS?
Rebooted router?
Rebooted VM?
Port forwarding? (shouldn’t be needed on lan but might be worth checking anyway)
Logged into the HAOS? (doesn’t look like you are?)
No static IP assigned for the VM - not aware on how to do it.
OS is win10 Pro 22H2 - Build 19045.5011
Rebooted router - not tried yet will do after this post
Rebooted VM - Yes
Port forwarding - no, but i opened them on the router dashboard
Logged into the HAOS - no, i could never reach onboarding
Try connecting from something outside the host machine, your phone for example. Port forwarding does not matter on the internal network, it’s when you need to access it from outside the internal network it matters.
The VM is correctly detected in the router dashboard, with all ports open.
I just checked, even i have or not ipv6 activated, the provider is not providing me it, so i think i might need to deactivate it on the VM? if thats the reason for this issue? Any idea how i do that?
On another note, im trying to disable ipv6 via cli, and my adapter has no info on it?
(based on this i gather:
network info to find the correct network adapter and see your current IP address set for HAOS
network update eno1 --ipv4-method auto --ipv6-method disabled (“eno1” needs to be replaced by your network adapter)
network update eno1 --ipv4-gateway 192.168.x.x (“eno1” needs to be replaced by your network adapter, “x” needs to be replaced by your IP gateway, probably router IP))