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==== 2.2 Identify the IP Address ==== * Once the virtual machine has finished booting, check the console within '''Virtual Machine Manager'''. You will see an IP address displayed (e.g., 192.168.5.16). * We did not “install” this operating system like with the previous mailcow mailserver installation; we imported someone else’s installation. This means we do not have its IP address, nor were we given an opportunity to set up Home Assistant with a static IP yet. It is good to pay attention here so you see its IP address and know where to find it. * When it says the URL is ''[http://homeassistant.local/ http://homeassistant.local]'':8123, this is wrong. It is assuming that our “domain” is <code>.local</code>. By default, '''pfSense''' sets this to <code>home.arpa</code>. * If no IP address is displayed on the console, you can also check your DHCP server or router (like '''pfSense''') to find the IP assigned to the Home Assistant VM. <span id="access-home-assistant-web-interface"></span>
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