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Pairing Nanoleaf Essentials bulb failed #292
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My logs are here: home-assistant/addons#3050 I have problems with device pairing too. I use Nest Hub 2nd Gen and all devices (Eve Door) work perfectly with Google home but I can't add them to Apple home because they become unresponsive. Same with home assistant. I have ipv6 enabled. I get 10/10 on ipv6 test. I run HA OS on vm. Device appeared unresponsive with add-on version 4.3.0 and prior With 4.3.1 I can't even start the commission process because I get "failed to connect to matter server" error |
@weinshel you'll have to enable IPv6 again, without it you will not be able to commisison devices. @djandrew2005 please don't hijack a thread/issue. Create a new issue if you have another issue. |
@weinshel According to the log you provided, the reason for the failure here is related to Bluetooth. |
No this is clearly discovery failing due to IPv6 disabled. You can ignore the log about bluetooth (the sdk always tries bluetooth first, even if it does not make sense). This is the relevant log line: 'Timeout waiting for mDNS resolution.` |
This is probably the same issue I've encountered with the Nanoleaf lights, it seems they fail to advertise themselves when Apple uses their internal management fabric to put them in commissioning mode. The only way I found to consistently commission them is to manually send the pairing code to the matter server bypassing Apple's stuff entirely. |
Well, using the server itself for commissioning is a NO GO because; So it must/should work from the apple (or android) app but keep in mind that;
We've heard reports of people that were able to enroll them so it should work but make sure that everything is in the happy flow, meaning disable any VLAN's you may have, disable multicast filtering on WiFi, disable IGMP snooping, disable multicast forwarding, everything that could potentially do something with multicast traffic. Also it helps to restart any ATV or homepod devices. |
If the issue persists after ensuring IPv6 is functioning properly, more detailed logs may be needed to confirm the problem. |
Which version of iOS are you using? We did encounter some issues during debugging with Apple in a previous minor release. |
I was able to pair the Nanoleaf essentials bulbs after resolving the IPv6 issues, and also a few reboots and retries. For one bulb I was able to pair on the second try copying the code from the Apple Home app. The other one worked after factory reset, pair to HomeKit, copy code from home app, pair to home assistant. Was using the iOS 16.5 release candidate. |
@weinshel there was an update for the nanoleaf bulb it might have fixed the pairing issue |
Closing here as the original issue has been reported as resolved. |
I attempted to pair a Nanoleaf Essentials A19 bulb. The bulb is currently paired with HomeKit, I copied the setup code from the Apple Home app, then attempted to pair with the Home Assistant iOS app.
Note that I have IPv6 disabled (temporary troubleshooting step for #284)
Matter server logs:
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