#The guide is for a ubiquity system, I

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regal trench
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Dude

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That guide is for adding a hostname to AdGuardHome so that it resolves to your LAN IP

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Adding Local DNS entries into AdGuard

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The UDM part is totally irrelevant

barren dune
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I added home,arpa to the custom filters. but when I try to visit it I get a "ERR_empty response"

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Trying to rename it to Name,dev does not help either

regal trench
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You have to enter your hostname

barren dune
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You mean the duckdns one?

regal trench
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Yes

barren dune
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Will try.

was also setting up DNSMASK.

but all of sudden the page flickered and I can't login anymore [HA is still online, since automations work]

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Local I get {err connection refused}

duckdns link:
Unable to fetch auth providers. {Link}

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?auth_callback=1

regal trench
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Sounds like you changed settings in HA

barren dune
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How do I regain access again?

regal trench
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Did you set up Samba or SSH access?

barren dune
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Yes I have samba

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samba still works

regal trench
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Great - edit configuration.yaml and undo your last changes

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Then force a restart

barren dune
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how do I force restart {have a X86 install ona Minisforum UN100C}

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Found the port

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internal port changed to 4443

regal trench
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Why did you change that?

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That should be left at the default - 8123

barren dune
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No idea why it changed.

tried working more with DNSMASQ. but the connection got lost again.
Samba is still working

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now neither of the 2 ports work

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homeassistant.local still works though?

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with the default port

regal trench
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I have no idea what you're doing

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Take a step back

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What does neither of the 2 ports mean?

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What URLs?

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What URL does work?

barren dune
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The local IP. and HA.local now work

I have no idea what caused it, I think it has something to do with DNSmasq.

since that is the addon that caused some issues when I was setting it up.

After removing and reconfigurating it I now get a error that something is already using port 53

regal trench
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That'll be AdGuardHome

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Pick one

barren dune
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AAH. so I have to either use adguard or dnsmasq

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What about lets-encrypt? would that work to get a valid certificate?

regal trench
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Just like DuckDNS add-on does, yes

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However, you're over-complicating things

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Your problem is simple - you can't connect to the local IP using https: without security errors

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Your fixes are also simple, and have been listed above

barren dune
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Exactly

regal trench
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All you've done is complicate things by doing stuff that's irrelevant

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The only solutions are:

  1. Only ever use the remote URL (local access will go via your router, not the Internet)
  2. Use a reverse proxy for SSL
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Or... 3. feck about with AdGuard Home

barren dune
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Then do you have a simple to understand copy-paste ready solution for me?
Router: fritzbox 7590

regal trench
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No

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Because all of this requires you to think and adapt instructions

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Also, your Fritz is irrelevant

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Personally I'd use option #1 above

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That'll just work, because the Fritz has support for NAT reflection

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(I have one myself)

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If you really want another solution then #2 is the best way of doing this, so that you can connect with http:// locally

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#3 requires the most learning and thinking for you

barren dune
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where do I find the NAT loopback settings?

regal trench
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There's nothing to do

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Just use the remote URL

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Job done

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Finished. Complete.

barren dune
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I only have 1 issue and that is that I want to use a specific dashboard. when I add the URL in the prompt it logs in, but when I close the app it logs out of the page. even though "remember me" is checked

regal trench
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Ok, that's a whole new problem

barren dune
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I can always use Fully Kiosk browser. though it does not remember the zoom settings [I set trough the browser control extension]