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SpookyAwol

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#304531 12-May-2023 12:02
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Ok, scratching my head trying to work out what device is connected to my router...
Any thoughts on how I can locate what device an IP address is assigned to?

 

So.... 50+ devices on an ASUS router, some wireless, some wired, all used for Home assistant.
Mostly Ive been assigning static IP's to the devices as installed and then binding the mac / IP manually in the Router. So they are named and I can identify them.
A mixture of shellys, tasmota switches etc

 

However, I have one device that has managed to evade that process. Its wireless and listed with a 'static' IP ( so manually assigned by me at some stage at the device not the router) and named as 'espressif' which is too generic for ID 

 

I cant browse to the IP address which suggests its not a device with a home page

 

Ive looked through ~/.homeassistant/.storage/core.device_registry but can only find its generic name / IP and it appears its not used within HA 

 

Any other ideas on how I can work it out, other than trying to find where Ive hidden all the devices in the house ;)

 

 


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mjb

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  #3075428 12-May-2023 12:29
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SpookyAwol:

 

Seems I just get the standard 80 port

 

 

Did you try explicitly using "http://" when poking your browser at it?

 

 





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SpookyAwol

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  #3075431 12-May-2023 12:34
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Actually - no.....,

You are correct, that works for me!

Sorted, cheers - turns out it was a Shelly EM thats not connected to HA


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