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raspberry pi homekit bridge access

I have a raspberry pi acting as a homekit bridge for a few home automation devices. Is there any way to configure astaro to allow me to access the devices away from home?

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0 Scott_Klassen over 9 years ago

Let's try focusing on the DNAT, being the simplest.

I'm assuming that 51826 is a port used for management of the homekit bridge device, giving you access to some sort of GUI.
When you created the custom service definition, you left source port as 1:65535 and only set destination port as 51826, correct?
Can you please show a screenshot of the details for your DNAT, so it can be confirmed that it is correct?
When you created the Host definition for the Homekit device, you didn't change the Interface setting under Advanced from the default of <Any>, correct?
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0 DavidVh over 9 years ago in reply to Scott_Klassen

How did you manage to get homebridge on the rpi running behind sophos UTM at all?

For me, _hap._tcp bonjour protocol is not visible when the device is behind the sophos network. (via eg. Bonjour Browser)

I've tested this behind a router outside the UTM network, and then it's visible.. I can't figure out how to enable the hap-tcp on sophos..

Anyone?
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0 DavidVh over 9 years ago in reply to Scott_Klassen

How did you manage to get homebridge on the rpi running behind sophos UTM at all?

For me, _hap._tcp bonjour protocol is not visible when the device is behind the sophos network. (via eg. Bonjour Browser)

I've tested this behind a router outside the UTM network, and then it's visible.. I can't figure out how to enable the hap-tcp on sophos..

Anyone?
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