Re: Placing our Squeezeboxes in a separate IoT network?
rajdude <rajdude.apkgcn-NUepA2SMhDQqspMVqqL2D+4xXEVPTSb/[email protected]>
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OH ok. thanks for the info In my setup right now, for the 3 network segments (VLANs), DHCP and DNS services are provided by the Firewalla device. So I do not have to open the ports for those services As for internet access for IoT devices, the research I have been doing is saying that it is acceptable for devices to have access to internet...........hence the name - IoT (internet of things). However, I am also concerned by the need of these devices to go out to the internet so that I can control them from an app. I do understand that by doing it that way, I can control them from anywhere in the world. So I guess you lose some, but you gain some. I also have Tuya devices here. When I setup my network segments I thought they would NOT need internet access, only access to my phone app. but no :-( gordonb3 wrote: > Yep, it's quite a number of ports but remember this is all still LAN - > on the internet side none of these are open (well, http is but not > related to any of the squeezebox devices or services). Also note that > the first three UDP ports for INPUT are for DHCP and DNS. You may need > to rearrange those if you use different machines for those services and > LMS. > > Regarding allowing internet access: I actually got some Tuya devices a > while back. Bit of a mistake and I was thinking of converting them to > Tasmota but an internet search learned that I would have to physically > damage the devices more than would be safe to operate afterwards. I did > however manage to create a local access method allowing me to control > them without needing to go through some China based server and I figured > I could block internet access from that point on. Guess what? If the > devices are power cycled for one reason or another and possibly some > other disturbances as well the local access doesn't function until the > device has been able to `phone home`. That was/is... disappointing. > > So yes I had to open that back up, but it won't stop me from evaluating > whether future IoT devices coming into my home really need internet > access to my benefit. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rajdude's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=71085 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=116703