• v2.6.0 df84a55259

    2.6.0 Stable

    domuk released this 2026-11-07 20:29:51 +00:00 | -2 commits to Dev since this release

    New

    • A network map in the admin, under Network map. Sites sit side by
      side (Home, a datacentre, family's house), each a tree from its router
      down: what is plugged into what, and under each host what runs on it —
      VMs, containers, services. VPNs between sites are drawn between their top
      devices. Click anything to see its status, what it runs on and what runs
      on it; hosts show CPU, memory and space. Pan, zoom, open and close hosts,
      search by name or IP.
    • Nothing places itself on the map. Everything not yet on it is listed
      under Unmapped, with a suggestion where one can be worked out: what
      the integration already says (a Proxmox guest's host, an Unraid
      container's server, a UniFi client's access point), the same IP, or a
      similar name, marked as a guess. Yes places it, Not this drops the
      suggestion for good, Choose… places it by hand.
    • + Router adds a device no integration reports — the router at the top
      of a datacentre, or a switch or server — with the IPs it covers, so what
      sits behind it can be suggested. Devices added by hand live on the map
      only and never appear on the home page.
    • Ports and speeds on the map's lines: UniFi's switch port and speed
      where it gives them, the Wi-Fi band for wireless clients, or a port and
      speed you type in for any link. Ports: on/off hides them.
    • Where it sits, in every Infrastructure popup: what it runs on, up to
      the top, and what runs on it, each one a click away.
    • Hide from the home page, in every imported item's edit box,
      Infrastructure and Home Assistant alike. A hidden item stays imported and
      up to date, and cards can still use it.

    Changes

    • Infrastructure is in tabs by what things are: Hardware (the machines),
      VMs/Containers, Services, Components (drives and shares, the old Hardware
      tab), Network, Clients, Security, Voice Assistants, and Acked. A tab only
      shows while something is in it, with a count.
    • Needs attention sits above the tabs, with everything that needs it from
      every tab, so a problem is seen whichever tab is open.
    • Drives are named with their server, as you called the integration:
      "NAS1 - Disk 2".
    • On a phone, the warning box at the top is gone — Infrastructure leads
      with what needs attention — and the jump bar wraps onto two rows once its
      buttons stop fitting on one.
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