IPV4_CONNECTION_PROBLEM/ContextType.SYSTEM & DNS_SERVER_FAILED/ContextType.DNS_SERVER

Good evening to everyone. Since a couple of days I’m struggling to install HA supervised on an ODROID M1 with debian 11 after having used an RPI4 since 2 or almost 3 years, and for now, in spite of not being experienced, I think I’ve got very far (thanks to a lot of information I got in this community and on github). Now there seems to be a last problem in the supervisor log which doesn’t seem to be a big issue since apparently everything works just fine (moreover the lines are all green), I sometimes find following lines in the log:

22-10-29 17:04:49 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.checks.base] Run check for IssueType.DNS_SERVER_FAILED/ContextType.DNS_SERVER
22-10-29 17:04:49 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.checks.base] Run check for IssueType.IPV4_CONNECTION_PROBLEM/ContextType.SYSTEM

This happens with dhcp or static IP just the same, but as I said the machine connects to internet without problems I am able to install addons and so on. So I’m baffled, is there anybody able to suggest along which line I should go? Many thanks

Go to the host and run “ha resolution info”
You can do this in the SSH & Web Terminal if you have that addon installed or you can SSH to the host or use a monitor and keyboard directly connected to the HA host.

It should come out with all the enabled lines set to true and nothing in the [] in the end.

My guess is that your lines are just some of these tests that are running, so the test script is actually just named DNS_SERVER_FAILED, which is testing the DNS server. It is not the result.

thank you for your fast reply :slight_smile:
your command returned following information:
checks:

  • enabled: true
    slug: dns_server
  • enabled: true
    slug: network_interface_ipv4
  • enabled: true
    slug: backups
  • enabled: true
    slug: free_space
  • enabled: true
    slug: addon_pwned
  • enabled: true
    slug: dns_server_ipv6
  • enabled: true
    slug: supervisor_trust
  • enabled: true
    slug: core_security
    issues: []
    suggestions: []
    unhealthy: []
    unsupported: []
    May I suppose then that everything is working fine?

Everything looks great.
As I said it is just checks that is being run and the naming of those check scripts that are badly chosen. :slight_smile:

Ok then thank you again and have a nice evening