Hello,
I deployed Home Assistant in Docker but did so giving it a separate ip address on my network. That worked perfectly, I can access the UI, Home Assistant finds other devices on my network, etc…
So I thought it would have been easy to roll out zwave js ui the same way in Docker, with a different ip address. I can deploy and access the UI, using the proper port.
Home assistant doesn’t find anything and asks to fill something in for “ws://localhost:3000” Modifying localhost with the ip address that the container of zwave js ui doesn’t work. It can’t find it.
I imagine I can fix this if both Home Assistant and ZWave JS UI would using the host, but I would kind of like to avoid this.
Haven’t tried giving both the same IP address, don’t know if that’s even possible, suspect not.
Anybody got an idea or a suggestion to make sure both can “see” each other? They are on the same subnet & network…
Many thanks!