- UniFi controller health is now a real, visible alarm. A degraded controller no longer shows a bare "Warning" with no cause — there's a new "Controller Health" metric (naming the affected subsystem, e.g. WWW/WAN/LAN/WLAN) that alarms through the normal pipeline: it appears in the device's active alarms and sends notifications on your configured channels/on-duty routing, just like any other device. It's on by default and fully tunable (or disable it) per device or credential profile, alongside the controller's CPU / memory / disk / temperature thresholds.
- UniFi access points, switches and gateways now raise device status notifications like any other device — when one goes offline or comes back, it alerts on its notification channels (previously the status changed silently).
- Note: controller data refreshes about once a minute, so UniFi alarms react at that cadence.
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.
- Device icon picker now previews the device type's real default icon (for example the UniFi Controller "U" badge) instead of a generic fallback when no per-device icon override is set.
- UniFi controller diagnostics. The device Debug Probe now includes a live "UniFi Controller" step that logs in to the controller and shows the flavour, the configured vs. actual site name(s), the device and client counts, and the exact reason when no devices are returned — making it easy to spot a wrong site name or an account without Network-application access.
- A UniFi controller with a wrong site name (or an account that can't read the Network device list) no longer goes fully offline — it stays online with its host vitals (CPU/memory/disk) and reports why the device list is empty, instead of disappearing.
- Note: the UniFi "site" field needs the controller's INTERNAL site name (a short code), not the display name shown in the UniFi app. You can find it in the UniFi web UI URL when viewing the site, or in the new Debug Probe step.
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install.sh
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