iOS 18 Feature, will this change anything as far as presence or networking

[marktheknife]

For any device that has a user interface. use that to check the device IP address. Like Hubitat for example, or even an LG TV can tell you its IP address in the settings menu.

[applejosh]

@lcw731

I hate to sound really dense, and maybe I'm tired, but what search terms did you use to put that together?

I think I used something like "arcadyan device on my network". First thing was @marktheknife 's finding.

[lcw731]

@marktheknife

Arcadyan LG TV.

First result on Bing.

That’s not a guarantee or anything. But you already surmised it could be an LG TV. Apparently other people have made that association too.

I was working on this again today. I don't think this was my TV's after all, there are two other devices that actually say LG Innotek, and at least one self identified as a LGwebOSTV. My next best guess is either My Yamaha receiver or Sound bar. still going down that rabbit hole.

@marktheknife

For any device that has a user interface. use that to check the device IP address. Like Hubitat for example, or even an LG TV can tell you it's IP address in the settings menu.

I have a few devices that even though they have a user interface, I can't find anywhere the IP or MAC address (my whirlpool washer and Dryer). Ice got it down to about 4 questionable devices.