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Wonderlabs via Amazon has 4-Pack SwitchBot 15A Smart Plug Mini w/ WiFi & Bluetooth for $23.99 - $6.24 with code 26CVJBP3 = $17.75. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+.

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Features:
  • No Hub required
  • Both WiFi (2.4GHz) & Bluetooth supported
  • Control your home devices remotely anytime anywhere
  • Connect it with Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri Shorcuts, and Smartthings
  • Set timers to avoid energy waste
  • Energy Consumption Monitoring
  • Space-saving design
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Wonderlabs via Amazon [amazon.com] has 4-Pack SwitchBot 15A Smart Plug Mini w/ WiFi & Bluetooth for $23.99 - $6.24 with code 26CVJBP3 = $17.75.Shipping is free with Prime or orders +$25.

Features:
  • No Hub required
  • Both WiFi (2.4GHz) & Bluetooth supported
  • Control your home devices remotely anytime anywhere
  • Connect it with Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri Shorcuts, and Smartthings
  • Set timers to avoid energy waste
  • Energy Consumption Monitoring
  • Space-saving design
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Model: SwitchBot Smart Plug Mini 15A, Energy Monitor, Smart Home WiFi(2.4GHz) & Bluetooth Outlet Compatible with Alexa & Google Home, APP Remote Control & Timer Function, No Hub Required(4 Pack)

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About This Product
    Product Name: SwitchBot Smart Plug Mini 15A, Energy Monitor, Smart Home WiFi(2.4GHz) & Bluetooth Outlet Compatible with Alexa & Google Home, APP Remote Control & Timer Function, No Hub Required(4 Pack)
    Manufacturer: Wonderlabs
    Model Number: W1901400
    Product SKU: B09YV2L3MN
    UPC: 850007706876
    ASIN: B09YV2L3MN
    Brand: SwitchBot
    Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.8 x 1.6 x 2.5 Inches
    Item model number: W1901400
    Manufacturer: Wonderlabs
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    I have these and they work great after flashing tasmota onto them: https://github.com/kendallgoto/switchbota its a little tricky but for anyone running any automation or homeassistant, its really nice to have them be all local.
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    If you're going to use it to power cycle your modem, you can always run a scheduled script on Tasmota that pings Google every so often and then toggles the plug if it can't be reached.

    Last I checked, Tasmota doesn't include the "ping" function by default, so you'd have to compile your own or find a precompiled firmware.

    There's a premade modem restart script floating around as well.
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    Horace
    10-15-2022 at 07:58 AM.
    10-15-2022 at 07:58 AM.
    Quote from AZImmortal :
    I'm finally getting around to trying to install Tasmota onto these plugs, and I seem to be running into either a DNS or a firewall issue and I was wondering if you guys might be able to help me out. I'm using Pi-hole's local DNS setting to try to redirect wohand.com to my computer's IP. However, when I try to ping wohand.com, instead of resolving to my computer's IP, it just doesn't resolve at all.

    C:\Users\owner>ping wohand.com
    Ping request could not find host wohand.com. Please check the name and try again.

    Do either of you know what's going on?
    Do you have the nodejs server up and running?
    You should get a "Server listening on port 80" response when you start the index.js webserver, and "version/wacaotech/release.json" response when you open the app as it checks for firmware update availability.
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    AZImmortal
    10-15-2022 at 07:52 PM.
    10-15-2022 at 07:52 PM.
    Quote from Horace :
    Do you have the nodejs server up and running?
    You should get a "Server listening on port 80" response when you start the index.js webserver, and "version/wacaotech/release.json" response when you open the app as it checks for firmware update availability.
    Yes, I did have the server running, and I realized something was wrong when I didn't get that response from opening the app (I was following digiblur's video and he mentioned the same response). I think that even if I didn't have the server up that I should still be getting a ping response though, right?
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    Horace
    10-15-2022 at 10:30 PM.
    10-15-2022 at 10:30 PM.
    Quote from AZImmortal :
    Yes, I did have the server running, and I realized something was wrong when I didn't get that response from opening the app (I was following digiblur's video and he mentioned the same response). I think that even if I didn't have the server up that I should still be getting a ping response though, right?
    What is the response when you ping www.wohand.com? That's what's actually used in this MiM injection. Can you confirm that your DNS server setting is actually pointed at your PiHole instance?
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    AZImmortal
    10-15-2022 at 11:07 PM.
    10-15-2022 at 11:07 PM.
    Quote from Horace :
    What is the response when you ping www.wohand.com? [wohand.com] That's what's actually used in this MiM injection. Can you confirm that your DNS server setting is actually pointed at your PiHole instance?
    I had added both "wohand.com" and "www.wohand.com" [wohand.com"] to the local DNS entries, and both have the same response to pinging, and yes, I can 100% confirm that my DNS settings are set up correctly to point to my Pi-hole (I already used Pi-hole before this).
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    Horace
    10-16-2022 at 12:57 PM.
    10-16-2022 at 12:57 PM.
    Quote from AZImmortal :
    I had added both "wohand.com" and "www.wohand.com" [wohand.com"] to the local DNS entries, and both have the same response to pinging, and yes, I can 100% confirm that my DNS settings are set up correctly to point to my Pi-hole (I already used Pi-hole before this).
    Still sounds like a DNS issue. Try restarting and flushing your DNS cache. Even without the NodeJS server running, you should be able to ping the PC you have set in your PiHole DNS records.
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    AZImmortal
    10-23-2022 at 03:11 PM.
    10-23-2022 at 03:11 PM.
    Quote from Horace :
    Still sounds like a DNS issue. Try restarting and flushing your DNS cache. Even without the NodeJS server running, you should be able to ping the PC you have set in your PiHole DNS records.
    I had already tried flushing the DNS cache before my original reply and unfortunately it didn't change anything. I think that the fact that the ping is going nowhere (instead of resolving to the website's actual IP) is a sign that the redirect is at least partially working, but I don't know what else to try from here.
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