User profile for JacobG – Flair

Aleks: My pihole has whitelist for the bridge but it dropped out again today.

JacobG: Ah so more like the old cordless phone frequency haha.

JacobG: Just to add, I don't have any pucks. Only the gateway. Also, the RF frequency used I believe is like 413MHz or 415MHz; forgot what I read, it's pretty close to the standard that is used for data center wire...

JacobG: That's great to hear. Mainly Google and AWS use that crap for their "metrics". My tech support guy from flair just got back to me. I informed him of this convo. Hopefully we can do some mind melds by...

JacobG: If it was a cat cable his ping -t would have netted some interesting results. As for the power cable, we have two devices doing similar/same thing with two separate power sources. I'll have my uctron...

JacobG: No unbound. I have my stat, pihole, and flair actually sitting on my primary LAN and not my IOT network for troubleshooting purposes. If all it talks out to is flair.co we should be good as long it...

JacobG: I haven't received my splitter yet, so I've been running it on flair provided wires since install. I think you can eliminate that from troubleshooting.

JacobG: @Aleks I did find the whitelist. Looks like you just create a group, assign the flair to that group. Looks like all the block lists reside only in the default group (unless you modified, of course) s...

JacobG: Aleks screenshot shows wired. Mine is also wired. We can basically eliminate everything you mentioned. I am using the flair supplied ethernet cable as well for now. However, when I get my POE splitter...

JacobG: Yeah, I'm not sure how much they chat out or if they use hard coded DNS yet. But I do block any DNS traffic not pointed to my pi-hole. Curious what support will come up with. I haven't found a way to w...