- New: Scheduled tasks (Settings → Notifications → Scheduled Tasks) — send a status message on a schedule, or let the AI assistant carry out a task such as a security check and send its findings to chosen users or whoever is on duty
- New: scheduled AI tasks can send only when something is wrong, show what's new, still open and resolved since the last run, open an incident (Enterprise) and remember notes between runs
- New: message variables for device lists by status, group or map, open incidents, and date/time in any format
- New: scheduled-task reports can be read in the CoreBit app, and their push messages are short and open the report (needs the app update)
- New: the AI assistant and CoreBot can run live checks, read-only MikroTik commands and network scans on devices behind a remote agent, from that agent's site (agents must be updated too)
- New: Run Command works for MikroTik devices monitored by a remote agent
- New: the AI assistant recognises CoreBit's own server and remote agents, and can look up IP addresses in CoreBit (devices, VMs, IPAM)
- New: SNMP Access Mode "GET only" for devices that only answer plain SNMP GET requests (for example Snom IP phones)
- New: the network scanner recognises devices already in CoreBit by any of their IP or MAC addresses, and marks the same device found twice in one scan
- Charts: every dataset uses the same layout and can be collapsed; bandwidth datasets can show In only or Out only; legend and axis font sizes; clearer hover box; the legend names each dataset by its device and interface
- Charts, gauges and single-stat widgets: the interface picker has a device selector and search
- New connections: a device with only one port or a default port has it preselected
- Faster and steadier polling and traffic monitoring on large networks (device polling spread over the interval, fewer database writes)
- Faster map with a large device list in the sidebar
- Incidents opened by a scheduled task show their findings clearly formatted
- Fixed devices and racks jumping back to their old position when dropped on the map, and racks taking seconds to land
- Fixed a device jumping away from the mouse when dragged after zooming or panning
- Fixed devices from another map staying on screen after switching maps; switching maps now closes the open properties panel
- Fixed public map links not loading
- Fixed connection port names not showing for MikroTik routers polled over Winbox
- Fixed the Ping chart in Metrics History never showing data
- Fixed value transforms being ignored for custom SNMP metrics on SNMP devices
- Fixed "Hide from Custom Metrics display" not being saved in credential profiles
- Fixed assigning a probe to a remote agent always failing
- Fixed SNMP devices that don't support bulk requests showing no interfaces, and traffic not being measured on SNMP v1 devices
- Fixed devices with special characters in interface names (for example Windows Server 2012 R2) failing to save
changelog
What's new in CoreBit
CoreBit ships continuously. The latest releases are below, newest first — the same notes you'll see in the in-app release feed.
- Stored passwords, SNMP communities and API tokens are no longer sent to the browser or API clients (shown as ********), and backup downloads now require an administrator
- Fixed MikroTik devices polled over Winbox sometimes getting stuck in an online/offline loop until CoreBit was restarted
- Fixed a failed Winbox poll sometimes wiping a device's interface list, or marking it online with an unknown name
- Improved Winbox polling on slow routers
- Custom SNMP metrics that a device does not have are now skipped instead of failing, so one profile can be used on many different models
- Devices that do not answer SNMP now have their custom SNMP metrics paused for a while instead of slowing every poll
- Fixed a single missing SNMP metric making all SNMP v1 metrics fail, and occasional failures from a single lost packet
- IP addresses used by Proxmox and VMware virtual machines are now shown in IPAM with the virtual machine name and host
- Added detection of virtual machines moving between hosts, including between ESXi hosts under a vCenter
- VMware virtual machines now show each network adapter with its port group, MAC address, connection state and IP addresses
- Fixed VMware virtual machines on standalone ESXi hosts not showing any IP addresses
- The AI assistant can scan a subnet for active addresses and unknown devices (admins and superusers), list all devices in a subnet, and search virtual machines across all hosts
- Added a status value mapping for RouterOS command metrics, the same as SNMP metrics
- Added Copy buttons for SNMP and RouterOS custom metrics and for credential profiles
- Credential profiles are now grouped by type, collapsed by default and searchable
- RouterOS command and PromQL metrics can now be chosen as variables (At a Glance, text labels and notifications)
- Interface link speed can be set from the Link Types list for interfaces that do not report one
- Interfaces a device no longer reports are shown under a new Stale filter and can be removed
- Clicking the traffic icon next to a monitored interface opens the full bandwidth chart with zoom
- Fixed interfaces without a reported link speed raising false bandwidth alarms
- Fixed the * (any other value) setting in status mappings not working
- Fixed status metrics sometimes showing the raw value instead of OK, Warning or Error
- This stable rolls up everything since the last stable (b915)
- Running commands on MikroTik devices (by hand, as metrics, and from the AI assistant)
- smoother and faster operation on large
- networks
- and more accurate bandwidth graphs.
- A new Run Command window (the terminal icon next to Debug Probe on a MikroTik device) lets admins run RouterOS commands and scripts directly from CoreBit and see the output — no need to open Winbox or SSH. Every run asks for confirmation and is recorded in the device's event log.
- Save commands you use often as actions in a shared command library (Settings → Credential Profiles → MikroTik). Define each command once and it's available on every MikroTik device, whatever credentials that device uses. Each saved action can require no confirmation, a click, or typing the device name first.
- Commands that never finish on their own (traceroute, torch, monitor-traffic, bandwidth-test and similar) are blocked with a clear explanation instead of hanging
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