You can’t configure tunneling and routing at the same time.
Omit ‘local_ip’ - it’s not needed normally. (You probably don’t need any connection configuration).
Also don’t use config_file: when you don’t really need it (you don’t). It requires a different config syntax. You are using the HA syntax. Just configure the connection in knx: (or omit)
And applying a match-all filter (*) to fire event should not be necessary.
Hello dear. Thanks for your help.
I just flashed the HA image on my NUC SSD just like we do on SD cards. So i think it’s not a VM.
Do you think it’s possible that my NUC have a different IP address than my HA?
The point is it was working fine with the same KNX configuration in my old rpi.
After moving to my new NUC it’s just stoped. Even I have another KNX setup working with the same configuration very fine on rpi until now.
However I have tried to not to use XKNX. Config _file and just use KNX. But it keep showing the same error.
I have followed the next tutorial too with no luck to fix it.
Would you please show me your KNX configuration?
Thanks
This won’t be much help but the /config/configuration.yaml part should look like this:
knx:
tunneling:
host: '192.168.xx.xx'
light: # either include or write directly
...
Please note that 192.88.xx.xx is not part of private address space and therefore should not be used as one. Private network - Wikipedia
Have you ran the most recent version of HA (for KNX this is 2020.12.x) on the Raspberry as well as on the NUC? Are there any other messages in the Logs when you use proper configuration?
I can’t say anything about your installation method. Maybe someone else can.
what I did is deleted the V2 file for the old database and removed the Xknx.yaml config file. and configured the KNX as shown in the pic.
thank you very much for your help and support. appreciate it very much
Then you inatalled Home Assistant OS, which runs in docker. Your HA instance has a different IP then the NUC itself, something like 172.19.x.x. but I don’t know if it matters in this case.