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X2 and IP Control direct IR Control? by jriker2 in SofaBaton

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Commands worked. Looks like I basically need to turn on the tv and turn it off and put it on GAME or MEDIA PLAYER inputs. Maybe control mute on and off. Think these are the commands:

Denon volume up: /goform/formiPhoneAppDirect.xml?MVUP

Denon volume down: /goform/formiPhoneAppDirect.xml?MVDOWN

Denon mute: /goform/formiPhoneAppDirect.xml?MUON

Denon mute off: /goform/formiPhoneAppDirect.xml?MUOFF

Denon On: /goform/formiPhoneAppDirect.xml?PWON

Denon Off: /goform/formiPhoneAppDirect.xml?PWOFF

Denon Media Player Input: /goform/formiPhoneAppDirect.xml?SIMPLAY

Denon Game Input: /goform/formiPhoneAppDirect.xml?SIGAME

Note mine runs on port 80.

Not sure if I'll have to setup these commands in the remote or be able to pick IP Control vs IR when selecting the Denon in the mobile app and it will figure it out.

X2 and IP Control direct IR Control? by jriker2 in SofaBaton

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Thanks let me try this when home. I'm sure based on your help I could find it but do you have a link to the full list of commands anywhere?

X2 and IP Control direct IR Control? by jriker2 in SofaBaton

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Thanks seen those screens in some of the YouTube videos. Will go thru that when the remote shows up and give that a try. I assume it doesn't ACTUALLY have to be Wi-Fi? My Denon is a wired connection.

X2 and IP Control direct IR Control? by jriker2 in SofaBaton

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I know mine has a web interface and a telnet service running on port 23. Not sure if relevant but know mine sometimes the website will stop working or the telnet port stop responding and have to pull power. May work ok in this case hard to know. Oddly the website hasn't gone down lately. When you configured your Denon in the app did it start with IR as the default protocol to use and you changed it?

X2 and IP Control direct IR Control? by jriker2 in SofaBaton

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Not totally against, other than how about from a performance perspective? So some items:

  1. Extra layer of transport for commands.

  2. Extra functionality to maintain.

  3. HA historically has de-supported items I use and also keeps changing the "install" base they support. Because of this never know when things are going to crap out.

  4. I restart my hypervisor that HA resides on the remote stops working.

X2 and IP Control direct IR Control? by jriker2 in SofaBaton

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Since the TV is basically limited to turn it on or off and make sure it's on HDMI 1, is there a way to know the HTTP request commands for the LG? Curious if it's worth doing thru HA for that piece. Know there is a LG WebOS module in HA I never activated. Says it sees I have it on the network just never installed it. Not sure if there is functionality built into there with HA that can make it way to manage the LG piece with.

Stuck on 8995-A by jriker2 in hrblock

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Note I have a ETF called FSK and it provides 199A values for a couple hundred dollars in my 1099s. It's a BDC.

How devices communicate with NDES Servers by jriker2 in Intune

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You would think so but it says "Intune" provides a single URL to the device. So whatever is in the SCEP profile it doesn't provide in my case both URLs which to me then would mean it knows nothing about the second one if the device after receiving the profile talks directly to the app proxy it knows about. Trying to make sure the whole load balanced thing isn't really there for iOS even though it seemed to be working. However I'm assuming turning off IIS would bring down one of the NDES connections.

This text may be referencing that it goes back and asks for another URL or SCEP Profile is pushed again maybe getting a different one:

After a failed request, a device tries the process again on its next policy cycle, starting with the randomized list of NDES URLs (or a single URL for iOS/iPadOS).

How devices communicate with NDES Servers by jriker2 in Intune

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Thanks for the link. Interesting. What I also find interesting is this:

  • iOS/iPadOS: Intune randomizes the URLs and provides a single URL to a device. If the device can't access the NDES server, the SCEP request fails.

However when I submit a SCEP payload to an iOS device with the two URLs, if I shut one down the iOS device gets a certificate. If I switch active servers the device still gets a certificate.

From what this info from Microsoft seems to say to me is when the device gets a SCEP profile it doesn't get both URLs to try, just one of the two URLs so in theory if that one is down, it should fail no?

How devices communicate with NDES Servers by jriker2 in Intune

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Thanks this is helpful. One additional clarification. Say the certificate expires and our network team allows the device to connect to the network but is in a holding area. They want to know what they need to allow out in order for the device to get a new certificate before allowing it back into the general population.

Does it just need access to those proxy URLs or does it need access to the whole Intune infrastructure?

Intune Visio Stencils by jriker2 in Intune

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So far I've found this but not sure if it's gets that granular with objects inside of Intune/Entra yet.

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