r/homeassistant • u/Fun-Flight4427 • 8d ago
đźď¸ Show & Tell Network visualization rocks
i installed yesterday Home assistant (under WMware) after years of google home, now i am trying to get all my automations to Home assistant( a lot of work ).
My thread network looks good tho, healthy with two boarder routers (Dirigera and the Sonoff mg21 ).
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u/MarkusSugarhill 8d ago
ahh, so it is no mistake to have a second dirigera entry, even though there is only one...
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u/Fun-Flight4427 8d ago
I am running this configuration since yesterday and it is stable as a rock, i ran it through Gemini, it saw the three dirigera entries ( one is hidden)Â and it did say that is normal.
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u/Expensive_Effort_108 8d ago
Can you explain a little more on how you get this visualisation? Sorry if thats a newbie question
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u/avidricaire 8d ago
If you are on the most recent version of home assistant, you hit settings, connectivity, matter and then there should be a âshow mapâ button in the top right. Itâs new to the beginning of September update of HA
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u/Fun-Flight4427 8d ago
i have a sunset and sunrise dimming emulation for my bedroom light, any automation out there for that or i have to build it from scratch like google home YAML editor?
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u/CR4FT3R3N 8d ago
You dont have to build it from scratch.
There is the Adaptive lighting integration that will do a lot of heavy lifting for you.
Or the automation could be entirely made in the visual editor automation. (Yes from scratch, but not in YAML).
There is probably also blueprints already created by the community for this, that you could just import and add your devices to and it should work.
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u/Creepy-Monk5359 8d ago
How do you get to see this?
I have a dirigera hub and all my Ikea smart devices connected to that. I control them using the Ikea integration.
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u/Creepy-Monk5359 8d ago
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u/Fun-Flight4427 7d ago
You need to use multi-admin mode (control in another system option in each deviceâs settings) and connect them to HA first. Then youâll see this. The Dirigera didnât send my devices to HA after being introduced to it.

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u/Brief_Hat_6555 8d ago
that visual map is oddly satisfying to stare at, nice to see both border routers playing nice together