@Clive_A 

Thank you for this very useful list. I would like to give you a short feedback:

1.) I can't add "Amazon Echo" service with "_homekit._tcp" to my Bonjour Services, because there is a regex "_A._B.local" to validate. Which is correct - your list or the regex?

2.) There is an limit to add custom services at five. Please remove the limit or add your list to the default services.

Hi @motom001 

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motom001 wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

Thank you for this very useful list. I would like to give you a short feedback:

1.) I can't add "Amazon Echo" service with "_homekit._tcp" to my Bonjour Services, because there is a regex "_A._B.local" to validate. Which is correct - your list or the regex?

2.) There is an limit to add custom services at five. Please remove the limit or add your list to the default services.

1) Adding the .local would resolve it.

The contents are from the Internet and official sites. Some vendors did not have a proper form when I created this list.

2) As for this, I am not sure if this limit is due to the performance of the product. Will consult with the dev.

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Spritzup wrote

  @Clive_A I believe that you have a typo under the homekit setup, as you have it listed as "_homekit._ipp.local", when I believe it should be "_homekit._tcp.local".

 

Could you please confirm?

~Spritz

As I cannot find this specific parameter from Apple or its dev book due to my bad search ability. I did a search on the Internet and I think this one comes from GitHub. On one of the lists provided on Github, it was listed.

I cannot verify this as I lack the information from the authorized source and I don't have an Apple HomeKit product in my home or the test environment I have.

I will remove this as it does not look correct.

I would appreciate it if anyone could provide me with an official dev book from Apple. Because many of the Bonjour Service are not written properly in the official guidebook. This relies on the search results on the Internet and forums. Many are found by the people instead of explained by the official dev book.