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Cannot commission Matter over Thread devices using phone connected to Home Assistant VM

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Solved by wblondel

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4 minutes ago, Vr2Io said:

That's why I suspect problem here, your Thread device were connect thr ZBT1's WiFi network and your phone in ISP's WiFi network.

During commissioning, Phone and Thread device need in same network, so you may try commissioning (pairing Thread device) by HA instead Phone.

Your HA have connect multiple network, one is usual home network and one is ZBT1 network. But me just one, all IPv4 / Thread also in one. I recommend in this way, at least this look more simple and work.

Pairing a Matter over Thread device directly on HA without a phone is not convenient, as it requires a Bluetooth adapter and the machine where HA is installed needs to be physically near the device to commission.

If nothing else works I'll buy a Bluetooth USB adapter but I would not consider that a solution...

Edited by wblondel

41 minutes ago, wblondel said:

How do you do that? My device is NOT Matter over WiFi, but Matter over Thread.

Both are same, when Thread device connect thr WiFi, that is Thread over WiFi, if connect thr zigbee, that is Thread over Zigbee.

Edited by Vr2Io

20 minutes ago, wblondel said:

Pairing a Matter over Thread device directly on HA without a phone is not convenient, as it requires a Bluetooth adapter and the machine where HA is installed needs to be physically near the device to commission.

If nothing else works I'll buy a Bluetooth USB adapter but I would not consider that a solution...

Both correct.

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I have some news.

I am not sure if it is great news though 🤣

I connected the Netgear switch directly to my ISP box downstairs with the 40m cable. I rebooted my NAS just in case, and tried to commission again the device, and........... it worked!

Does that mean that the Asus RT-BE58U configured as a media bridge is somehow filtering things it shouldn't filter?

Commissionning works with this:

NAS ---> Mikrotik CRS305-1G-4S+ switch --> Netgear GS108v4 switch ---> ISP box

Commissionning doesn't work with this:

NAS ---> Mikrotik CRS305-1G-4S+ switch --> Netgear GS108v4 switch ---> Asus RT-BE58U -----via Wi-Fi-----> ISP box

Edited by wblondel

Congratulations, network bridge somehow trouble.

Does HA success control Eve device ?

Edited by Vr2Io

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14 hours ago, Vr2Io said:

Congratulations, network bridge somehow trouble.

Does HA success control Eve device ?

Yes, I can control the devices and get data from them using HA.

I put back the original network setup

NAS ---> Mikrotik CRS305-1G-4S+ switch --> Netgear GS108v4 switch ---> Asus RT-BE58U -----via Wi-Fi-----> ISP box

And it still works (control + data retrieval).

It is only a problem for commissioning...

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I edited my first post with the source of the issue.

Edited by wblondel

  • 2 weeks later...
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  • Solution

Alright, so after trying to make the commissioning work with other routers configured as a media bridge (which failed), I bought a pair of CPL. I connected one to my ISP box downstairs, and one to the Ethernet port of my NAS. Then I passed through the Ethernet NIC to the Home Assistant VM and configured the VM so that it uses only this NIC.

It now works flawlessly.

  • 10 months later...

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