I used the latest haos_ova-10.0. I updated core and supervisor
I have not intentionally done anything to the router. It was unattended for a week when this happened.
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And do you run your HA over WIFI ? ( are your windows machine where you installed VMware and HA. connected to your network, through WIFI ??? , or cable ?
It looks like MacOS automatically adds www when an address canât be found (iâll never understand the reasoning of Macâs)
Anyway, what this whole topic lacks (iâve been monitoring a while now) is some structure.
- What kind of network is setup for VM? Bridged, NAT, host only?? (it should be bridged)
- To which interface has it been bound?? (should be your wired network)
- Can you use telnet to confirm port 8123 is open on 192.168.1.99 ?
Thatâs not the answer to my question âŚ
and why do you call your âEthernetâ connection for âScotts WIFI networkâ ?
mynetworksettings.com ⌠are you joking ?
I asked you 3times or so in regards to DNS, then you have this âbogusâ dns-suffix
aceindyâŚanswers to questions.
As I mentioned earlier, nothing changed between the 6 months of working perfectly and failure.
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Network is Bridged to wireless network (I know its NAMED Wi-Fi and thatâs an error Iâm trying to solve but any WIFI to this machine has been disabled (Iâve checked by disconnecting ethernet and losing my connection with the vm.
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Vm says its bridged to Intel(r) Ethernet Connection I219-V (see below)
-can you please instruct me as to how to use telnet to confirm port?
I donât know where thatâs being introduced. All the adapters are showing 192.168.1.1 with a secondary of 4.4.4.4. Digging into that now
so it seems that my Verizon router (FIOS) uses that url for DNS. Seems that it loops back to 192.168.1.1 (the address of the router).
ok, never seen/heard about such a âweird/pointlessâ solution (this should in my world not be default settings, on a network interface), to me it just looks like it could mess up things
Open a command prompt and:
When port is not open (f.e.8122)
what will happen in a system where windows 10(default) is running mDNS (where he has his VM, bridged on and interface with hardcoded connection-specific-dns-suffix) ( i dont know if he ever restarted the windows machine ! ) and a Mac-computer running itâs own âvariantâ of mDNS ? and in consideration that his HA has changed IP number maybe 10 times recently
the win machine has been restarted multiple times. The router, the switch and the MAC have all been power cycled after changes.
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Go to control panel / add and remove programs / add features
and include telnet client 
That is why we first use IP address
(I donât rely on mDNS at all, very unstable and not working 1/2 of the time)
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true thou i always ONLY use IP on my internal network, thou i canât say if all APPS(in windows), and Integrations/ADD-ONS(in HA) use this as first choice, it seems like it doesnât when going through my mDNS cache, and i never heard of a Router ( Verizon ) who per default adds hardcoded âconnection-specific-dns-suffixâ to all network interfaces ( well i donât know if that counts virtual interface as in VMâs )
