Closed TPGLLC-US closed 1 month ago
After hours of troubleshooting heres the solution for Home Assistant Device unmanaged network device that cannot be switched to managed
Boot home assistant into rescue mode
Start NetworkManager
systemclt start NetworkManager
Set device to Managed
nmcli dev set <deviceName> managed yes
Exit the rescue terminal
exit
Wait for home assistant to start there will be an error
Repair supervisor
ha supervisor repair
start core
ha core start
You should now have home assistant operating system running again
Without logs it's hard to say anything about what happened. You wrote "Turn on an off the DNS option", the DNS option is default "on", you can disable it with adding accept_dns: false
to the add-on config. But this seems to be a Tailscale issue, because the add-on doesn't modify the host's networking too much, nearly everything is done by Tailscale.
Update: Use sg. like ha ad logs a0d7b954_tailscale --lines 1000
to see the logs far in the past.
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Problem/Motivation
I installed the tailscale addon and HA node would come online for a few seconds and disappear. I was not able to access home assistant via my tailscale network. I uninstalled the addon and now My HA VM has no local networking. I cannot access my home assistant web ui.
Home Assistant OS v 8.2024 Proxmox v8
Expected behavior
Uninstalling the addon should revert network settings to what they were prior to the addon being installed.
Actual behavior
Home Assistant VM has no network.
Steps to reproduce
Install the tailscale addon in an HAOS Proxmox VM and uninstall it