Open tingdahl opened 3 months ago
Hey there @rytilahti, @bdraco, @sdb9696, mind taking a look at this feedback as it has been labeled with an integration (tplink
) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!
Just to add to this, i am getting exactly this issue. I even bought a Tapo hub in the hope that that would fix it, but it has not. This is the only device that I have been unable to get connected to my setup.
The discovery uses UDP broadcast to detect the devices, so they have to be in the same network (/broadcast domain) as your homeassistant instance. Is that the case?
The host is indeed the host of the device, so inputting the IP address (or hostname) of your device in the field should also work as long as you are not blocking connectivity between the homeassistant host and the device.
For testing, you can also use python-kasa and it's kasa
cli tool to verify that the communications are working as expected.
I have the HS103 which HA discovers fine. Problem is when adding I get a "cannot_connect" error and that's it. I assume its an authentication problem but no idea how to resolve it as theres no further interface.
Here is what it auto discovers
Then I click submit
and I dont get an option to enter authentication credentials.
@MurrayEatonKWX that's a different issue, please report it at https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/new/choose
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Feedback
I have a few Tapo P110 and P115 devices I wish to connect to home assistant. All plugs are available on the network, and accessible in TP-Link's tapo app.
When I enable the tplink integration it asks for a host. If I leave it empty, it fails do discover the plugs. If I fill in the IP number of one of the plugs, it gives a "failed to connect". I wonder if the documentation could be filled in with some info on what type of host is thought of? Is it a central service that I should run, or a service of tp-link in the cloud? Or the host of the plug? The plugs have port 80 open, and replies a 200 OK.
URL
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/tplink/
Version
2024.7.4
Additional information
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