Notes on integrating SleepIQ with pihole on the network.

[ehcloninger]

Proposed change

Added some notes about using the integration when a pi-hole is running on the network.

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Additional information

The SleepNumber bed sends a lot of data out of the LAN and users frequently block it using DNS-based blockers. This note is for end-users who may be struggling with configuration due to entries in their pi-hole.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added notes about DNS-based ad-blocker considerations and communication endpoints for the SleepNumber bed in the Home Assistant integration.

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Walkthrough

The recent update to the sleepiq.markdown file in Home Assistant's documentation introduces a new "Notes" section. This section addresses considerations for users of DNS-based ad-blockers and details the communication endpoints utilized by SleepNumber beds, specifically mentioning sleepnumber.com and firehose.us-east-1.amazonaws.com.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
source/_integrations/sleepiq.markdown	Added a new "Notes" section with guidance on using DNS-based ad-blockers and details on communication endpoints.

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source/_integrations/sleepiq.markdown (1)

49-53: Enhance the "Notes" section for clarity and actionability.

The newly added "Notes" section provides essential information about potential issues with DNS-based ad-blockers like Pi-hole. However, it could be improved by specifying the exact URLs or domains that need to be whitelisted and providing a brief guide or link to instructions on how to whitelist these in Pi-hole configurations. This would make it easier for users to apply the advice provided and ensure smooth operation of their SleepIQ integration.

The previous comment by coderabbitai[bot] still applies and should be considered for implementation.

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