Hi everyone, I’m diving into the world of HassOS on my Raspberry Pi 4 and it’s been an exciting journey so far. I’ve successfully integrated Node-Red and several other plugins, which has really solidified my home automation setup. However, I’ve encountered a bit of a hurdle with Docker’s IP allocation that I’m hoping the community can help me navigate.
Currently, Docker assigns IPs in the 172.30.x range, but my existing network setup uses 172.17.x and 172.17.y subnets. This mismatch is causing some communication issues between my devices, particularly when trying to reach services outside the Docker containers. I discovered this by using the SSH terminal and running a traceroute, which highlighted the problem.
My question is, is there a way to customize Docker’s IP allocation block within HassOS? I’m curious if there’s a configuration tweak or workaround that could align my internal networks better and resolve these communication issues. I’d really appreciate any insights or guidance the community might have on this topic!
On a lighter note, despite the challenges, I’m thrilled with how HassOS is streamlining my home automation setup. It’s amazing to see everything come together, and I’m excited to continue exploring its capabilities. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions you can offer!