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==== 5.5: Configure Mosquito Broker &amp; MQTT (in that order) ====

# '''Check if MQTT Broker (Mosquitto) is Installed:''' Go to '''Settings &gt; Add-ons''' and find the blue '''add-on Store button''' at the bottom right.
# '''Look for Mosquitto Broker.'''
# '''Click Install.'''
# Once installed, start the add-on and make sure Start on Boot is enabled, and hit start.
# '''Configure MQTT Broker in Home Assistant:'''
#* Go to '''Settings &gt; Devices &amp; Services &gt; Add Integration'''.
#* Search for '''MQTT''' and select it. Go into MQTT by clicking it and add it.
# '''Autoconfigure Prompt:'''
#* It should prompt you to autoconfigure it with the mosquito broker you just installed.
#* Remember the order – install mosquito broker from addons FIRST, THEN install MQTT from '''Settings &gt; Devices &amp; Services &gt; Add Integration''', or MQTT may not auto-configure itself the same way.
#** Broker: <code>core-mosquitto</code> (since Mosquitto is running on Home Assistant OS). This will auto configure by default.
#** Don’t worry if the MQTT thing has no working configure buttons, those are as optional as the JTAG connector on a MacBook motherboard.
#** Port: 1883 (default MQTT port). This will auto configure by default.
#** Username and Password: Mosquitto broker allows Home Assistant users to log in so you don’t have to worry about this. When we enter this information into Frigate, we will be using the username &amp; password we use to log into home assistant.

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