

That’s how I took it when they said “Good job Germany.”


That’s how I took it when they said “Good job Germany.”


Is there an Alexa device that supports Z-wave?


Wouldn’t it need an Internet connection, Wi-Fi or wired, to communicate with Amazon?
Mine just say they have Z-wave. They don’t say anything about having a MAC address like internet connected devices usually do.
I don’t have a whole lot of experience with zigbee, so take my experience with some salt, but I’m really liking the SMLIGHT SLZB-MR1. I have it setup with PoE and I’ve got it a room away from my Z-wave antenna. I especially like that it’s separate from my server that runs HAOS and Z-wave JS UI, so a server reboot or HAOS update doesn’t really affect it. I only have one zigbee device, but it’s worked flawlessly so far.
I’ve yawned three times already reading through all these comments.


Is this done by keeping recursion set to the default and leaving Forwarders blank?


I’d love to hear from anyone has used this, especially if you moved from Pi-hole to Technitium. I run Pi-hole in an LXC and on a Pi3b and it’s mildly annoying to make changes or updates, so clustering has piqued my curiosity.
That’s a fantastic option.
Also something used like a NUC or a little miniPC could be great as well.
How would you find a place that does this?


What does this have to do with Home Assistant?


Totally agree. Rock solid.


For your RGBW LED controller, I really like the WLED ones from GLEDOPTO.
I think both of these ways are good and valid in their own way, they both have upsides and downsides. For me, having things separated is working well. I especially like being able to reboot HAOS more frequently and as soon as it comes back up all my Z-wave devices are ready to go. Back when I ran Z-wave inside of HAOS it took a lot longer for the Z-wave network to calm down and be ready after a reboot.
“Unlimited data” Limited down to 2G speeds… 😠