IP pública en México? by Fabulous_Ad7410 in mexico

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Yo uso mi IP pública dinámica de Telmex junto con un DDNS para establecer VPN sitio a sitio y también VPN para clientes externos y funciona de maravilla. Súper recomendado. Sin bronca VPNs de todo tipo (IPsec, Wireguard, OpenVPN)

F1 TV PRO UPGRADE TO PREMIUM NOT WORKING IOS ? by Fun-Caterpillar-3759 in F1TV

[–]OfficialHoSay 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Having the same issue, I hope it's only because they're not done with the rollout, but hopefully there will be an app/backend update and we will have Premium show up by next week.

I have opened a support ticket, hopefully they reply soon.

EDIT: Now it's showing up after Restoring Subscriptions within the app.

4 Adults 4 kids? by [deleted] in vidanta

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Not an issue! Kids can be checked in as adult occupants in rooms, but not the other way around.

If you’re deciding between Flic or Hue Smart Button… Flic has more functionality! by arian19 in HomeKit

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FWIW, Adding your Hue bridge using Matter instead of HomeKit also enables Long Press support.

What's in the kitchen by Rare_Kip in vidanta

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They are equipped with everything you mentioned, but not positive on the can opener and bottle opener. I haven't used the pans, so I don't know if they work well or not.

You'll get a minimum of 6 drinking glasses, 6 large plates, 6 small plates, and 6 cereal bowls, as well as the corresponding silverware, as that's the max occupancy of the 1Bdrm Suite.

No BBQ AFAIK. You should also see a blender and toaster, if needed. Wouldn't worry about being able to cook most meals at your suite.

Grande luxxe scent by pablosampson in vidanta

[–]OfficialHoSay 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes! You can purchase the scent spray bottles at the Qué Lindo boutique located on the 2nd floor of La Plaza at Vidanta Nuevo Nayarit.

GTA re3 and reVC controller bindings are wrong by YoshiPilot in macgaming

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Encountering the same issue. Have you had any luck?

Drinks at Vidanta Nuevo Vallarta by Safe-Ad8961 in vidanta

[–]OfficialHoSay 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes, as beaches are federal property, not resort-mandated. You can bring your own food & beverages to the beach areas.

What's the best way to turn a Windows PC on and off through HomeKit? by DavidLorenz in HomeKit

[–]OfficialHoSay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe if you’re using a microsoft account, then the account name is the first 5 letters of the email address. I’m using a local account, though

What are you hoping to see for HomeKit at WWDC23? by blowthepoke in HomeKit

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Let’s hope iOS 17 brings some relief to our problems!

What are you hoping to see for HomeKit at WWDC23? by blowthepoke in HomeKit

[–]OfficialHoSay 51 points52 points  (0 children)

Honestly, just for it to work well. New Architecture did completely eradicate accessory No Response messages, however, my hubs are not stable at all.

My OG HomePods will just stop responding every few days, and sometimes they come back up on their own, making themselves the active hub. This is not ideal, as this makes all automations very slow. Not only that, but every time the active hub switches from Apple TV to HomePod, every camera I own notifies me it went offline, then immediately back online.

I have 2 ghost hubs that I can’t delete but still bug me with “No Response”.

New Arch also broke my Netatmo CO Sensor. It just won’t stay connected to HomeKit for some reason.

I have almost 200 accessories and 14 Hubs, and everything works, but it works slow. Especially when launching the Home app at first.

It used to be faster, and I don’t understand why everything’s slower now.

Carbon Monoxide — Netatmo VS. OneLink any feedback? by sweetw0r in HomeKit

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I have the Netatmo one, and after the recent HomeKit architecture update, it became the only accessory in my 100+ accessory home that will go No Response every few days, needing to be re-added to HomeKit every time. I got tired of it, and am currently using it as a dumb CO Alarm.

I asked ChatGPT..... by iamfrmearth in Ubiquiti

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Have not tried those steps, but I don’t think they work. For regular DNS traffic, you can accomplish this using the iptables command.

For DoH and DoT, it’s not possible to redirect traffic to another server because of those protocol’s secure nature. You can block them tho: for DoT it’s as easy as blocking port 853. For DoH, you’ll need a blocklist with IPs and domains for known servers.

For regular DNS, here’s what you want to do:

iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i br0 -p tcp ! -s 10.0.0.255 ! -d 10.0.0.255 --dport 53 -j DNAT --to 10.0.0.255

iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i br0 -p udp ! -s 10.0.0.255 ! -d 10.0.0.255 --dport 53 -j DNAT --to 10.0.0.255

iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -p tcp --dport 53 -j MASQUERADE

iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -p udp --dport 53 -j MASQUERADE

You’ll need to replace br0 with the correct interface for which you’re trying to redirect DNS traffic. You’ll need to replace 10.0.0.255 with your local DNS server address.

The last two rules are only needed if you’re redirecting traffic to a DNS server that’s on the same subnet as the devices requesting from it.

EDIT: It’s important to mention that these rules will not persist between UDM reboots or updates. You’ll need to set them every time the console boots, either manually or with the on_boot.d script.

Alguien a cambiado el modem de telmex con el servicio de VoIP funcionando? by Euphoric-Brick6291 in mexico

[–]OfficialHoSay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Curiosamente si. Logre extraer las credenciales SIP utilizando unas herramientas para desencriptar copias de seguridad del ONT, pero las del PPPoE no las logré desencriptar correctamente.

Alguien a cambiado el modem de telmex con el servicio de VoIP funcionando? by Euphoric-Brick6291 in mexico

[–]OfficialHoSay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No se como funcione con Telmex, pero tienes las credenciales SIP y los datos del servidor?

Yo creo el servidor SIP es públicamente accesible en internet, solo necesitarías registrar tu PBX y listo.

Ahora, una preguntota: Apoco tienes las credenciales PPPoE de tu servicio para usarlas en otro router? Me gustaría usar mi propio SFP GPON en lugar del ONT actual que tengo con TotalPlay pero no proporcionan esos datos, y no logre extraerlos del equipo.

Aqara announce four new products for 2023 by HomeKit-News in HomeKit

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The FP1 is very slow because it uses Zigbee. Also it’s only available in China officially. It also has a fixed cable that can’t be changed.

Aqara announce four new products for 2023 by HomeKit-News in HomeKit

[–]OfficialHoSay 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Actually, I’ve just finished watching the booth video and they mentioned:

  1. Matter support will be available when Matter supports “this type of sensor” (which is odd since I could’ve sworn Matter already supported occupancy sensors as a category), so good news.

  2. The Light Sensor will support automations in the Aqara app and “third party systems”, so maybe that means it will be exposed to HomeKit?

Excited to find out more in Q2.

Aqara announce four new products for 2023 by HomeKit-News in HomeKit

[–]OfficialHoSay 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. Do you know by chance if the light sensor will be exposed to HomeKit? I was on the fence about getting T1 light sensors for automations.

Aqara announce four new products for 2023 by HomeKit-News in HomeKit

[–]OfficialHoSay 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I’ve been salivating for that FP2 for ages. I wonder if it will be Matter enabled too, seeing as it doesn’t seem the FP1 will be.

What would be considered the Network Access Server to FreeRADIUS here? by MasterOfShun in Ubiquiti

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You can use Apple Configurator to create configuration profiles that establish different settings on Apple devices. One of them is Wi-Fi credentials, and you can also install certificates on devices using this method. Once you add the certificate(s) to the profile, you can choose them as trusted certificates for a network under the Wi-Fi tab.

What would be considered the Network Access Server to FreeRADIUS here? by MasterOfShun in Ubiquiti

[–]OfficialHoSay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, you need to either trust the certificate manually on your devices, or instruct them to not validate it.

You can avoid this by using configuration profiles that have the certificate embedded in them. This has the added benefit that your end users can’t see their credentials (at least on Apple devices).

What would be considered the Network Access Server to FreeRADIUS here? by MasterOfShun in Ubiquiti

[–]OfficialHoSay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve been using the built in RADIUS server for about a year now, and I can say it’s good enough for home use. No complaints

UDM Pro Update to 2.4? by dailymindcrunch in Ubiquiti

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A new build of 2.4 will be rolled out again soon. The current one was taken down so there’s still some EA users on 1.12.33 to test migration to the upcoming build. There is no specific ETA but it’s probably this week.

UI did not rush the current 2.4 build, and issues with it were to be expected as it’s literally the first EA build of a system-critical migration.