# Home Assistant ## Access - **Hostname**: HA - **IP**: 10.100.0.40 (LAN_100) - **OS**: Home Assistant OS (reports as Oracle Linux 6 to ESXi) - **Web UI**: http://10.100.0.40:8123 / https://ha.dohertylan.com - **SSH**: Not available (Home Assistant OS — no direct shell access from this machine) - **API Token**: `eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJpc3MiOiI3MDU4MDcwNWNjOTI0MmE5YTg1OTJmMWRmMWY0YTk5NSIsImlhdCI6MTc3MTE4NzM0NCwiZXhwIjoyMDg2NTQ3MzQ0fQ.RXzwb_xu9TQyIE2QABRJP5nXtb6FDyHY7Phu3vFJecw` ## Hardware (VM on ESXi) - **CPU**: 16 vCPUs (Intel Xeon E5-2697 v4 @ 2.30GHz) - **RAM**: 16 GB (12.5 GB host usage, ~1.1 GB guest active) - **Disk**: 128 GB (AHCI/SATA, datastore NVME_1) - **Boot time**: 2026-02-17 ## Network | NIC | Type | MAC | Port Group | IP | |-----|------|-----|------------|-----| | ethernet-1 | vmxnet3 | 00:0c:29:f3:f3:5b | LAN_100 | 10.100.0.40/24 | - Single NIC (LAN_100 only, no DATA_50) ## Home Assistant - **Version**: 2026.9.4 (verified 2026-10-01) - **State**: RUNNING - **Location**: Syracuse, IN (41.41, -85.72) - **Time zone**: America/New_York - **Units**: Imperial (US) ### Scale - **2,613 entities** across 80 service domains (804 unavailable as of 2026-10-01 — 289 are stale `new_*` entities) - Top entity types: sensor (866), switch (297), number (283), button (251), binary_sensor (232), select (161), device_tracker (133), light (94) ### Key Integrations | Category | Integrations | |----------|-------------| | **Z-Wave / Zigbee / Matter** | zwave_js, matter | | **MQTT / ESPHome / Tasmota** | mqtt, esphome, tasmota | | **WiFi Devices** | shelly, yolink, ac_infinity, flair, midea_dehumidifier_lan, govee_ble | | **Appliances** | ge_home, roborock | | **Media** | sonos, apple_tv, cast, webostv | | **Network / Monitoring** | unifi, truenas, brother, ipp | | **Protocols** | homekit, homekit_controller, modbus, bthome, ibeacon, oralb | | **Voice / AI** | alexa, google_assistant, anthropic, openai_conversation, wyoming | | **Other** | hacs, cloud, go2rtc, droplet, isy994 | ### Notable Devices - **PowerMonitorMain** — Aeotec Home Energy Meter 8 (ZWA046), Z-Wave JS node 42, firmware 1.7.7. Entities `sensor.powermonitormain_*` (consumption/production W, kWh, V, A, PF, kVar per channel). Manuals in [manuals/](manuals/). 2-clamp version; endpoints: EP1/EP2 clamp 1 consumption/production, EP3/EP4 clamp 2, EP5/EP6 sum of clamps, EP7/EP8 net. ### Energy Dashboard - **Grid** (configured 2026-10-01): two import entries, one per leg of PowerMonitorMain: - Leg 2: `sensor.powermonitormain_electric_consumption_kwh_3` / power `..._consumption_w_3` (EP3, clamp 2 consumption) - Leg 1: `sensor.powermonitormain_electric_production_kwh` / power `..._production_w` (EP2, clamp 1 "production") — **clamp 1 is installed reversed**, so leg 1 load reports as production (no solar; it reads all night). EP1 consumption has never registered. If clamp 1 is ever flipped, switch this entry to `sensor.powermonitormain_electric_consumption_kwh` (EP1), or replace both with EP5 (`..._consumption_kwh_5`, sum of clamps). - Don't use EP7 (net consumption) — with a reversed clamp it subtracts leg 1 instead of adding it. - Replaced `sensor.total_watts_wh` (old IoTaWatt at 10.100.0.62 — hardware removed; integration, device and 29 entities deleted from HA 2026-10-01). Meter statistics begin 2026-09-30. - **Water** (configured 2026-10-01): consumption `sensor.water_total_usage` (Riemann integral helper of the flow rate, gal, lifetime total; registry device_class override → `water`), flow rate `sensor.droplet_prefilter_flow_rate` (gal/min, `stat_rate`) - Droplet (utility room, pre-filter): `sensor.droplet_daily_water_usage` / `sensor.droplet_monthly_water_usage` are utility_meter helpers on `sensor.water_total_usage`. Don't use `sensor.droplet_prefilter_water` — it is a per-interval delta that goes negative, not a total. ### Automations - 24 automations configured ## Notes - Home Assistant OS manages its own Docker containers internally — the Docker bridge (172.30.32.1) shown in ESXi docs is internal to HAOS - govc guest operations don't work (HAOS doesn't use standard Linux auth) - Backed up by Veeam via "Backup VMs" job