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Any hosting site if allowing perl script, one could write his own script to take WEBSET. That way you can not only take in report, but also from host server send back action commands.

I just did a dig, that record today is api IN A 3.229.18.219 api IN A 34.232.117.247

The IP address example was few years ago. Not sure that IP address is still current

WEBSET could not resolve IP address for an URL, so that proper way to do that is: Configuration setup two temp sensors. Added webset configuration and ThingSpeak.com site: URL1: 144.212.80.11:80:api.thingspeak.com/update?api_key=JH4K47S4E8C8AF2H&field1= URL2...

If you could setup a little Linux box, using iptable command could translate port 25 to 587: IPTABLES -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 25 -j DNAT --to-destination 100.200.1.1:587 where destination is your ISP email server address. TLS certificate verification is too complex for the little cpu...

COX still has port 25 open from within its network

There is a web site called "ThinkSpeak.com",that allowing WEBSET to send information over to that account. http://www.cainetworks.com/support/thingspeak.html https://thingspeak.com/

Due to the library from MicroChip did not have any new email updates, the sending email function only works with previous email standards. If you are sending email for notification certain status, it might be easier to use WEBSET to send that information to a server. Each WEBSET call actually...

The problem is probably your ISP changed email server software to disable certain type of emails. If you have an web server somewhere, you could setup WEBSET to send a status code to that server CGI code, you could even using CGI return code to instruct WC boards to perform pre-arranged tasks.

WC board does not support password encryption in HTTP GET. If you want to be secure, it is best to use allowed host settings in Network setup screen. Make sure your configuration host is allowed when setup that.

Does  Home Assistant support HTTP GET protocol?

That sensor has I2C interface, one can use PLC code to talk to it.

WEBSET reads server reply code.  That works both in WC32 and WC8. WebHook was one function supported by few vendors, but nowadays, other devices can communicate in WebHooks is not that many

One solution to that is to have stunnel installed on your router, then use that to encrypt all outgoing emails.   We do not endorse ASUS router, but there is a software for ASUS router on this web site:  www.Asuswrt-Merlin.net that allow user to install optional stunnel package.     For other...

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