Hi all,
I have a few Nanoleaf Elements, which are managed by Home Assistant using the Nanoleaf integration. They are connected to a separate IoT VLAN, but I still monitor what’s going on in the whole network using AdGuard as the first DNS.
The two most queried domains every day are daemon.nanoleaf.me and health.nanoleaf.me, with 1500+ requests for each over a 24-hour period.
Does anyone know if it’s safe to block those, without this making it impossible to control the Elements from Home Assistant?
Is there a way to manage them completely cut off from the Internet?
Thank you!
(And apologies if this is not the correct category for my question, I just couldn’t find a more suitable one.)
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