Home Assistant - Primi settaggi di Rete e Utenti - ep.2

In this second video, we'll set the Raspberry Pi's IP address to a fixed address from those available on our home network, so that it's known, accessible, and easily addressable by future implementations. We'll customize and create a second user to create automations with HomeAssistant. These video notes are simple reminders, a sort of step-by-step guide, but with no pretense of being educational. I decided to create them to keep track of my progress. I hope they'll be useful to anyone new to this fun and educational world. CHAPTERS: 00:01 Start 00:32 Preamble 01:27 Let's get a utility to scan IP addresses (Advanced IP Scanner) 03:15 Let's set a fixed IP on the Raspberry Pi 05:21 Customize and create users-persons 🛒 COMPONENTS USED🛒_________________________________ ➡️ Raspberry PI4 4 GB - https://amzn.to/3sgaYoB (But try looking for a used one in online markets) ➡️ 32 GB MicroSD Memory Card (minimum) - https://amzn.to/3F7sOC5 ➡️ Micro HDMI Male to HDMI Female Cable Adapter - https://amzn.to/3SnBS8D (As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases made here) 🙏🏻​) ⚠️​ ATTENTION / DISCLAIMER ⚠️​___________________ This is a video guide made for your own experimental purpose to share my experiences. THEREFORE I take no responsibility for any damage you may cause to your components (HW/SW) on which you operate and which could also invalidate the original warranties. This is a video guide made for your own experimental purpose to share my experiences. THEREFORE I take no responsibility for any damage you may cause to your components (HW/SW) on which you operate and which could also invalidate the original warranties. REFLECTION_________________________________________ I am constantly learning, thanks to the internet and the patience of others. In turn, I want to "cook" my "recipe" for the benefit of others. DIY Home Automation is also Experimentation and Fun It can easily be seen as a teaching subject through which to acquire, improve, and develop a myriad of technical skills: 🟢​ Logic and Computer Science 🟢​ Computers and Microcontrollers 🟢​ Data Communication Networks 🟢 ​Electronics 🟢 ​Radio Communications, and much more... even 3D printing and DIY projects in general when the enthusiasm for DIY takes over 😛 What matters is learning while having fun, without rushing, without worrying about mistakes and the feeling of helplessness that comes when exploring new topics. There are no things that can't be done, only things we don't yet know how to do. Read, Study, Take Examples from Others, and Try and Try Again without fear. Have fun 👋​ 73 of #ik1zyq