6aa1733a31
already prepared an update for the Unifi plugin containg the following changes: - difference between Hardware and software-based controllers - description of the port field and its different values - made clear that only local users can login
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# UniFi
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This plugin adds support to connect nymea to a UniFi network controller and monitor devices for presence.<br />
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UniFi distinguishs between Controller running on a UniFi Console and Controller running on a Windows, macOS or Linux machine.
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## Usage
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In order to monitor network devices via a UniFi controller, it is required to configure the UniFi controller.<br />
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The IP, as well as username and password for the UniFi controller must be provided. The port is optional.<br />
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For Controller running on a UniFi console the port must be 443. Network controller running on Windows, macOS or Linux machines <br />
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usually use port 8443. This is also the default value if empty.<br />
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The login-user must have a local access only for the controller, a user with cloud access will not work.
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Once the controller is added to the system, additional Wi-Fi devices may be added by starting a discovery of
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UniFi clients. After a client is addded, it will appear as presence sensor in the system.
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Client devices, by default have a one minute grace period before they are marked as offline. This value can
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be changed in the device settings. A value of 0 will immediately mark a device as offline.
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## Supported Things
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* UniFi Controller
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* Client
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## Requirements
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* The package “nymea-plugin-unifi” must be installed
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## More
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https://www.ui.com/software/
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