This also means we won't allow you to share your link on the sub either sorry. Reddit is not intended to be used as a marketplace and it's not something we can safely monitor so we ask that you use the proper websites around the internets. Creating multiple posts relating to the same topic from the same user is frowned upon and will also be removed - keep a topic hot and at the top by promoting conversation and engaging with other users. Blatant spamming or links to referral pages where a user could gain will be removed. Our aim is to keep things tidy, a useful resource for others and utilise the flair system. Direct links to other carrier's advertisements or press releases will likely be removed. Non-LIFX posts are allowed if the goal is a discussion about LIFX.
Try and focus on that when you make your post. The purpose of this subreddit is to discuss all things LIFX. Constructive criticism about LIFX is perfectly acceptable, but hate, memes, and pure bashing is not. Posts that are purely negative and/or do not promote further conversation will be removed. Posts that are made to bash LIFX will be removed. If you need help, please ask! If you're going to complain, make it a constructive complaint. Rule #2 Negative or Does Not Promote Conversation We're all trying to help to the best of our abilities.
And if someone is legitimately trying to help you but you're not getting the answer you want, please don't lash out at people, including the LIFX team. Focus on the subject, not the person making the point. Don't get too heated, don't start tossing ad hominem attacks at people. I guess this question would not only apply to LIFX bulbs, but to any IoT devices really because they all want you to use an app to configure it seems which is annoying.Simple. But again, I do not understand how you do this, when the device isn’t on the network yet. But again, you need the IP of the device… or discover it. I saw in docs and in previous forum history people state you can manually configure lifx in the configuration yaml file. Once I get it onto the network, I presume it’s as simple as just giving my firewall it’s MAC address, and assigning it a static IP, and just forwarding the port it needs. How do I add the bulb onto the network without using their app? Won’t it need the credentials to join the SSID somehow? Where would I enter this? Like when you FIRST plug in the bulb to the socket out of the box, it gives itself some arbitrary IP like 172.0.35.21 and you are supposed to download their proprietary app and set it up. Now my issue is, how do I actually connect this lightbulb to my network without using their proprietary app? I have Home Assistant setup on it’s own VLAN, and plan to have all IoT devices on their own VLANs. GU10) LIFX and LIFX+ (A19/BR30) LIFX Z (v2 w Light Restore and access. I have setup Home Assistant in hopes to get this Smart Light Bulb (LIFX) working with it. If you havent used a LIFX device before, youll need to download the app and.
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