Folks, I am trying to figure out a few things about how HS handles multiple network interfaces. I run HS3 on a Windows Server 2019 guest VM on a VMware host server. The OS has 3 network interfaces active, with non-overlapping networks (they are VLAN's on my home network, but to windows server they all look like individual network interfaces).
HS3 runs the webserver on all 3 interfaces, and I can connect on any of them and issue JSON calls using any of them. But HS3 deems one of these interfaces as the "LAN Address" when I look at the report in Tools->About Homeseer , and when I go to Tools->Setup->Labs, the Bind Server to IP address is set to "No Binding". On the forums, it appears everyone recommends keeping this set to No Binding, If I change that to one of the 3 IP addresses instead of no binding, will HS3 treat that as the primary IP address of the machine, but still continue run the webserver and take commands on all of the interfaces?
Thanks!
mike
HS3 runs the webserver on all 3 interfaces, and I can connect on any of them and issue JSON calls using any of them. But HS3 deems one of these interfaces as the "LAN Address" when I look at the report in Tools->About Homeseer , and when I go to Tools->Setup->Labs, the Bind Server to IP address is set to "No Binding". On the forums, it appears everyone recommends keeping this set to No Binding, If I change that to one of the 3 IP addresses instead of no binding, will HS3 treat that as the primary IP address of the machine, but still continue run the webserver and take commands on all of the interfaces?
Thanks!
mike
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