Network timeout, No response from host.

[tacomaguy20]

I've tried setting my max connection time but that doesn't seem to be helping. It seems I get random disconnects and then immediate reconnects but it seems to be a different intervals of anywhere from 13 seconds to minutes or longer. I have a mini split (this one at IP address 192.168.0.56:6444) and a window unit which doesn't seem to be having this issue. I noticed the issue when I updated today but when I loaded my previous configuration it was still doing it. I'm guessing it wasn't the update but these logs are on the previous version. I can update again if you think it will help but I don't think that's the issue.

home-assistant_2025-01-08T06-26-09.394Z.log

config_entry-midea_ac-01JCAVG644TYAHMV5SMS3EC1DS.json

[mill1000]

Thanks for the logs. Your device does seem to be all over the place.

I see you might be running midea_ac_lan as well. I would recommend only running 1 integration for the device as multiple connections can cause issues.

It might be general network connectivity issues.

You could also try hacking the integration to set the maximum connection lifetime to < 15 seconds. This would effectively cause the integration to create a new connection each time.

[tacomaguy20]

Thanks for the logs. Your device does seem to be all over the place.

I see you might be running midea_ac_lan as well. I would recommend only running 1 integration for the device as multiple connections can cause issues.

It might be general network connectivity issues.

You could also try hacking the integration to set the maximum connection lifetime to < 15 seconds. This would effectively cause the integration to create a new connection each time.

I think when I first set up home assistant I had installed midea_ac_lan because I wasn't sure which to use but I'm not using it anymore... It doesn't show up in the devices and services and when I go to Hacs it asks me if I want to download and install it. It's possible I didn't remove it properly before.. any suggestions on how to do that? Also, I tried reducing maximum connection lifetime to 15 seconds and it says the minimum is 30.