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TPLinkEAP225

TPLink EAP225 SSH custom component for Home assistant for detecting mac addresses

With this custom component, you'll be able to detect a single MAC address in a TPLInk EAP225 access point.

Here are the steps:

First, you need to log in the EAP225 and create an SSH access (Management - SSH - port: 22, enable) tplink_screenshot

Then, copy the custom_component in your Home Assistant Config subdirectory (the directory where configuration.yaml is)

You need to have a subdirectory named "custom_components" and in this subdirectory, create eap225 and in this eap225 subdirectory, copy the files

Then, in configuration.yaml, add the following:

eap225:
  # host is the ip of the EAP225 access point
  host: 192.168.3.4
  # then you need to provide username and password to log into it (the same credentials you used in the web interface)
  username: abcdefg
  password: hijklm

Then, in your binary sensors (either the binary_sensors: section of configuration.yaml or your binary_sensors.yaml file)

binary_sensor:
  - platform: eap225 
    name: presence_mac1
    # make sure the mac address is lowercase and separated with :
    mac: aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff

Then restart home assistant, and you should have a new binary sensor named presence_mac1 that will follow the presence of this mac address on the eap225 You can create as many binary sensors as you want to follow different mac addresses.

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