[Help Request] Home Assistant - Apple TV 4k not found

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HA information:

Version | core-2022.3.3
-- | --
Installation Type | Home Assistant OS
Development | false
Supervisor | true
Docker | true
User | root
Virtual Environment | false
Python Version | 3.9.9
Operating System Family | Linux
Operating System Version | 5.10.98
CPU Architecture | x86_64
Timezone | America/Chicago

Supervisor Info:

Host Operating System | Home Assistant OS 7.4
-- | --
Update Channel | stable
Supervisor Version | supervisor-2022.03.3
Docker Version | 20.10.9
Disk Total | 46.5 GB
Disk Used | 26.2 GB
Healthy | true
Supported | true
Board | ova
Supervisor API | ok
Version API | ok
Installed Add-ons | ADB - Android Debug Bridge (0.8.0), Samba share  (9.5.1), File editor (5.3.3), InfluxDB (4.3.0), Mosquitto broker  (5.1.1), Node-RED (11.1.0), Terminal & SSH (9.3.0), ESPHome  (2022.2.6), Grafana (7.4.1), Z-Wave JS to MQTT (0.36.0), Z-Wave JS  (0.1.54), HassOS SSH port 22222 Configurator (0.8), TasmoAdmin (0.16.0),  rest980_2 Docker Image (20220113), php-nginx_2 Docker Image (latest),  Zigbee2mqtt (1.24.0-1)

I tried using just the normal HA Integration through the UI, but it finds the TV neither by IP nor by Device name

I then installed ATV Beta 3.0.1 through HACs and have restarted HA multiple times (as well as rebooting the host)

I have the following set in configuration.yaml

logger:
  default: warning
  logs:
    custom_components.localtuya: debug
    pyatv: debug
    custom_components.apple_tv: debug

However, I don’t know where to find these logs.

When I install atvremote via pip on my desktop, the scan works. If I log into HA shell and use the docker container, the scan also succeeds.

Results output:

atvremote --debug scan
2022-03-10 10:17:11 DEBUG [pyatv.scripts]: Running with pyatv 0.10.0
2022-03-10 10:17:11 DEBUG [pyatv.support.net]: Binding on *:5353
2022-03-10 10:17:11 DEBUG [pyatv.support.net]: Binding on 127.0.0.1:0
2022-03-10 10:17:11 DEBUG [pyatv.support.net]: Binding on 192.168.99.198:0
2022-03-10 10:17:14 DEBUG [pyatv.core.scan]: Auto-discovered Projector at 192.168.99.221:49152 via Protocol.Companion ({'rpmac': '1', 'rphn': '51ca404b3497', 'rpfl': '0xB6782', 'rpmd': 'AppleTV11,1', 'rpvr': '330.5', 'rpmrtid': '4EE8353D-249E-43B6-A50B-7C3C999B6092', 'rpad': '0cfd69eca173', 'rpba': '42:88:A8:8B:83:8B'})
2022-03-10 10:17:14 DEBUG [pyatv.core.scan]: Auto-discovered Projector at 192.168.99.221:7000 via Protocol.AirPlay ({'acl': '0', 'btaddr': 'F0:B3:EC:07:B6:B6', 'deviceid': 'F0:B3:EC:18:3E:2C', 'fex': '1d9/St5/FbwI', 'features': '0x4A7FDFD5,0xBC157FDE', 'flags': '0x244', 'gid': 'B8BB4008-6300-4654-B5F0-94C0019C62CA', 'igl': '1', 'gcgl': '1', 'model': 'AppleTV11,1', 'protovers': '1.1', 'pi': 'fe5af559-2990-481e-92e3-80fb493f211b', 'psi': '4EE8353D-249E-43B6-A50B-7C3C999B6092', 'pk': '22bd8faee28808af4cc928578b4bdfd45094d01960a616cba981f9bfb6c23aea', 'srcvers': '605.1', 'osvers': '15.3', 'vv': '2'})
2022-03-10 10:17:14 DEBUG [pyatv.core.scan]: Auto-discovered F0B3EC183E2C@Projector at 192.168.99.221:7000 via Protocol.RAOP ({'cn': '0,1,2,3', 'da': 'true', 'et': '0,3,5', 'ft': '0x4A7FDFD5,0xBC157FDE', 'sf': '0x244', 'md': '0,1,2', 'am': 'AppleTV11,1', 'pk': '22bd8faee28808af4cc928578b4bdfd45094d01960a616cba981f9bfb6c23aea', 'tp': 'UDP', 'vn': '65537', 'vs': '605.1', 'ov': '15.3', 'vv': '2'})
Scan Results
========================================
       Name: Projector
   Model/SW: Apple TV 4K (gen2), tvOS 15.3
    Address: 192.168.99.221
        MAC: F0:B3:EC:18:3E:2C
 Deep Sleep: True
Identifiers:
 - F0:B3:EC:18:3E:2C
 - F0B3EC183E2C
Services:
 - Protocol: Companion, Port: 49152, Credentials: None, Requires Password: False, Password: None, Pairing: Mandatory
 - Protocol: AirPlay, Port: 7000, Credentials: None, Requires Password: False, Password: None, Pairing: Mandatory
 - Protocol: RAOP, Port: 7000, Credentials: None, Requires Password: False, Password: None, Pairing: Mandatory

The UI simply returns this:

How can I go about debugging this further? The Apple TV is set to allow from devices on the same network as itself.

Thanks

[postlund]

It will only work if you set up an MDNS responder and forward all the MDNS packets across the VLANs.

[Ripper2909]

It will only work if you set up an MDNS responder and forward all the MDNS packets across the VLANs.

Thank you @postlund ! I can’t find how to do so on hostapd. Any idea how if this is in your scope ? Cheers