Graham McIntire
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Prod paired the Oban Pro Smart engine + unique workers with core Oban.Plugins.Lifeline, whose rescue has no unique_violation handling. An orphaned executing CheckExecutorWorker job rescued back to available collides with its already-scheduled successor on oban_jobs_unique_index (23505), crashing the plugin every 60s and leaving ~150 orphans stuck. Switch prod to Oban.Pro.Plugins.DynamicLifeline, which repairs the conflict via Smart.clear_uniq_violation. Dev keeps core Lifeline (Basic engine). Add a shallow /health/live endpoint that does not touch db/redis. k8s liveness and startup probes now target it so a transient dependency outage can't kill or block boot of a healthy pod; readiness keeps the deep /health to gate the load balancer. (deployment.yaml probe/replica change pushed separately, after the image carrying /health/live is live.) Also drop unused POSTGRES_* keys from the secrets example.
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2026-05-20 — Reliability improvements
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* The app now rides through brief database hiccups instead of restarting, reducing momentary unavailability
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* Background monitoring jobs recover cleanly after a restart instead of getting stuck
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2026-05-14 — Monitoring check reliability fix
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* Fixed an issue where monitoring checks could build up a large backlog of duplicate scheduled runs, delaying check execution
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* Checks now stay on schedule instead of falling behind
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2026-05-10 — AI now spots patterns rule-based monitoring misses
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* The AI now reviews your network as a whole — looking at QoE, signal, capacity, agents, reconciliation findings, and the insights already surfaced — and adds its own observations when it spots something the rule-based monitors don't already cover
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* AI-generated observations appear alongside existing insights, tagged with an "AI" source badge so you can tell where each finding came from
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* Existing rule-based insights still run and are still individually summarized — the AI layer only adds; it doesn't replace
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* Useful for cross-signal patterns like "this site's APs all share a model AND all underperform" or "this hot device is also the one with the worst QoE"
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2026-05-09 — Smarter recommendations + AI-generated insight summaries
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* New recommendation: low optical Rx power on fiber transceivers, with the standard cleanup-then-replace troubleshooting ladder
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* New recommendation: upstream degradation — when many of your APs at one site go bad at the same time, the system flags it as an upstream/backhaul problem so you don't waste time chasing per-AP RF symptoms
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* New recommendation: device overheating — flags any device with a temperature sensor at or above 65 °C, with the linked QoE score so you can tell whether a slowdown is thermal vs RF before sending a truck
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* New recommendation: same-channel conflicts within your own network — when two or more of your APs at the same site sit on the same channel, the system flags the conflict with a clickable evidence table showing noise floor, RF score, average CPE SNR, and client count per AP, and escalates to critical when the RF environment is also contaminated
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* New recommendation: sector overload detection — APs with low free airtime and active subscribers get flagged with subscriber count, QoE score, and AP model so you can decide whether to split the sector or upgrade the radio
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* New recommendation: CPE re-aim candidates — wireless clients with both weak signal and low SNR (the alignment-issue signature) get individual cards with signal, SNR, TX/RX rate, and distance, so each truck-roll candidate is actionable on its own
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* New recommendation: when a wireless AP has strong same-channel interference, the system suggests a specific cleaner channel and shows the top interfering neighbors with their signal levels
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* Active insights now include a plain-language summary and a specific recommended action
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* AI summaries refresh automatically — no setup required for users
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2026-04-28 — Drag-and-drop reorder + restrictions + new-schedule polish
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* Drag levels and layers to reorder them on escalation policy and schedule pages (up/down arrow buttons still work)
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* Added on-call shift restrictions on schedule layers (time of day, time of week)
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* Newly-created schedules now land with the Add Layer form already open
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2026-04-28 — Schedules List Search & Pagination
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* Search bar on the schedules list to filter by schedule name
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* Pagination on the schedules list (10 per page) for organizations with many schedules
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* End-to-end browser tests updated for the new gantt-based UI
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2026-04-28 — Schedule Layer Reorder
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* Added up/down reorder controls to layers on the schedule detail page
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* Schedule timelines now use the same per-day rendering engine as the schedules list
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2026-04-28 — Schedules Timeline View
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* New gantt-style schedules list shows who's on call across a date window
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* Date navigation (Today / prev / next) and 1/2/4-week range selector
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* Each schedule row shows the current on-call user with a color-coded avatar
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* Per-user colors are now consistent across the schedules list and detail pages
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2026-04-28 — Escalation Policy Improvements
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* Redesigned escalation policy detail page with numbered Level cards and inline reorder controls
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* Added a "Services" sidebar showing the devices that use each policy
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* Surfaced the on-call handoff notifications setting on policies (when in use by a service / always / never)
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* Replaced the standalone Repeat Count field with an inline "If no one acknowledges, repeat this policy N time(s)" control on the policy timeline
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* Policy list views now show the number of escalation levels instead of a separate repeat count column
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2026-04-04 — Performance Improvements
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* Significantly faster IP geolocation lookups
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* Reduced database maintenance overhead for background job processing
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2026-03-27 — Stability Improvements
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* Fixed production deployment crash related to real-time messaging infrastructure
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* Fixed dashboard crashes when alerts change
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* Improved real-time alert updates reliability
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2026-03-27 — Code Quality and Performance Improvements
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* Improved code architecture by better organizing database queries
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* Added database indexes to speed up array-based queries
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* Enhanced separation of concerns for better maintainability
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2026-03-27 — Reliability Improvements
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* Improved diagnostic logging for network equipment discovery issues
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* Enhanced error visibility for troubleshooting device connectivity problems
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* Security improvements to webhook authentication logging
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2026-03-26 — Enhanced Hardware Inventory
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* Added optical transceiver monitoring for network equipment with SFP/QSFP modules
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* New Transceivers tab on device pages shows all installed SFP/QSFP modules
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* Displays transceiver type, vendor information, part numbers, and serial numbers
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* Identifies modules with Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) capability
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* Tracks optical power levels, temperature, voltage, and bias current for installed transceivers
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* Enables proactive monitoring of fiber optic link health and quality
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2026-03-26 — Printer Consumables Tracking
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* Added printer supply monitoring for network printers and multi-function devices
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* New Printer Supplies tab shows all consumables (toner, ink, drums, fuser units)
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* Color-coded level indicators with percentage bars (green/yellow/red)
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* Tracks toner, ink, drum, and other consumable levels
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* Displays current capacity and remaining percentage for each supply
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* Helps prevent downtime from unexpected supply depletion
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2026-03-26 — Memory Monitoring
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* Added memory pool monitoring for SNMP-enabled devices
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* Tracks RAM and swap memory usage with historical data
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* Displays memory utilization percentages and available capacity
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2026-03-26 — Hardware Inventory
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* Added complete hardware inventory view for network devices
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* New Hardware Inventory tab shows all physical components discovered via SNMP
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* Displays component class (chassis, module, port, power supply, fan, etc.)
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* Shows component details including name, description, serial number, model, and manufacturer
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* Enables tracking of all physical hardware components in monitored devices
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* Helps with asset management and hardware lifecycle planning
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2026-03-25 — Bug Fixes
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* Fixed ping monitoring not working for devices with SNMP disabled but monitoring enabled
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* Neighbors tab now hidden for devices with SNMP disabled (since neighbor discovery requires SNMP)
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2026-03-22 — Bug Fixes
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* Fixed capacity reference lines showing inflated values (5-6x higher than actual) on backhaul device traffic charts
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* Fixed wireless sensor values (frequency, power, etc.) displaying in scientific notation instead of standard format
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2026-03-22 — Simplified Device Types
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* Device type selection simplified from 10 options to 6: Server, Switch, Router, Access Point, Backhaul, and Other
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* Field renamed from "Device Role" to "Device Type" for clarity
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* Device type defaults to "Other" if not specified
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* Existing devices automatically migrated to new type values
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2026-03-19 — UI Improvements
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* Agent offline status on device pages is now clearly labeled with the agent name inside the badge
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* Subscriber counts now correctly show "1 sub" (singular) instead of "1 subs"
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* Dashboard outage impact column now shows subscriber counts instead of a value that looked like seconds
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* Check result values for ping and service checks now display with their unit (ms)
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* Activity feed redesigned as a structured log table for easier scanning across the full display
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2026-03-17 — Check Execution Fixes
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* Fixed DNS and ping checks not executing in production
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* Ping checks now automatically schedule when created for new devices
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* Service checks (HTTP, TCP, DNS) now properly reschedule after being skipped
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* Added automatic recovery for orphaned check jobs after pod restarts or deployments
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2026-03-17 — SSL Certificate Monitoring
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* New SSL/TLS certificate expiration check type
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* Monitors certificate validity and warns before expiration
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* Service checks can now be delegated to remote agents for local network execution
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2026-03-17 — UI Improvements
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* Fixed sticky header overlapping page content
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* Removed device type column from device listings
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* Skip SNMP discovery for devices with SNMP disabled
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2026-03-16 — Service Checks API
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* New REST API for managing service checks (HTTP, TCP, DNS, ping)
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* New GraphQL queries and mutations for service check management
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* Ping monitoring now fully operational with packet loss and RTT tracking
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* API documentation updated with service checks endpoints
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2026-03-14 — Network Map Improvements
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* Node labels are now larger and easier to read
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* Sites no longer overlap — each site group is laid out in its own section
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* Links between equipment now visible based on LLDP and ARP topology data
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2026-03-12 — Mobile Responsive Improvements
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* Improved layout across all pages for mobile devices
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* Tables now hide less critical columns on small screens to prevent horizontal scrolling
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* Action buttons in page headers compact to icon-only on small screens
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* Device detail page values now consistently right-aligned for easier reading
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2026-03-12 — Real-Time GraphQL API
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* New time-series queries for sensor readings, interface traffic, and check results
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* GraphQL subscriptions for live device status, alerts, and sensor reading updates
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* WebSocket support for real-time data streaming to custom dashboards and integrations
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2026-03-09 — User Interface Improvements
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* Improved button visibility across the application
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* Sign up and account creation actions now use prominent button styling
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* Delete and remove actions now use consistent danger button styling
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* Setup and configuration actions use clear secondary button styling
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2026-03-09 — Reliability Improvements
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* Improved handling of alerts when PagerDuty integration is not configured
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* Reduced unnecessary error notifications for expected conditions
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2026-03-07 — Backhaul Capacity Analysis
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* New capacity insights for monitoring backhaul utilization
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* Automatic detection of high-capacity links approaching limits
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* Capacity reporting and trending analysis
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* Proactive alerts before backhaul links become saturated
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2026-03-06 — Integration Improvements
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* Improved webhook setup instructions with detailed descriptions and step-by-step guidance
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* Added descriptions of what each webhook event type enables for real-time data sync
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2026-03-06 — Search Fix
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* Fixed global search (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K) not returning any results when typing
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2026-03-06 — Pricing Update
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* Updated pricing to $2/device/month (previously $3 on marketing, $1 in code)
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* First 10 devices remain free with all features
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* Improved billing flexibility with per-organization customization
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2026-03-06 — Per-Organization Billing Overrides
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* Per-organization customization of free device limits and per-device pricing
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* Organization settings page now reflects custom billing terms when set
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* Fixed a crash on the device detail page when interface statistics were unavailable
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* Fixed dashboard status indicator favicon not updating in browser tab
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2026-03-05 — Security Enhancements
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* Enhanced security for API endpoints and file uploads
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* Improved validation for mobile device registration
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* Better protection against potential DoS attacks
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* Added rate limiting to admin endpoints
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* Strengthened authentication requirements for sensitive operations
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* Enhanced error messages to prevent information disclosure
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2026-03-05 — Network Topology Discovery (Phase 1)
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* Automatic discovery of connected network devices using LLDP
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* View physical port connections between devices
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* Automatic linking of discovered neighbors to existing monitored devices
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* Support for both IPv4 and IPv6 management addresses
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* Foundation for future network mapping and visualization features
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2026-03-05 — Reliability & Performance Improvements
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* Optimized alert queries for faster dashboard loading on large organizations
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* Improved data integrity with stricter database constraints
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* Enhanced validation for sensor readings to prevent invalid data
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* Fixed memory leaks in real-time dashboard components
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* Improved error handling for device polling and monitoring
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* Better handling of clock synchronization issues between servers
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* Fixed data corruption issues in SNMP polling
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* Reduced log noise from health check endpoints
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* Enhanced stability for alert notifications
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* Improved handling of network timeouts and failures
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2026-02-13 — Navigation & Visual Polish
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* Breadcrumb navigation on device detail, site detail, config timeline, and trace pages
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* Loading skeleton placeholders while data loads on the dashboard
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* Smooth page fade-in transitions throughout the app
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* Subtle hover effects on cards and table rows
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* Custom scrollbar styling for a cleaner look
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* Better meta tags for search engines and social sharing
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2026-02-13 — UX Polish & Activity Feed Upgrade
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* Search button with ⌘K shortcut now visible in the top navbar
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* Alerts and Network Map no longer marked as "experimental"
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* Activity Feed now groups events by time (Today/Yesterday/This Week)
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* Activity Feed: real-time updates, search by device name, filter counts on chips
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* Activity Feed: device links in each entry, critical events highlighted
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* Polished empty states on Alerts ("All Clear!"), Insights, and Sites pages
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* Better guidance for new users with action buttons on empty pages
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2026-02-13 — New Marketing Site
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* Completely redesigned landing page focused on WISP/ISP operators
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* New sections: pain points, subscriber impact features, use cases by role (NOC/Help Desk/Owner)
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* Pricing page with Starter (free), Pro ($3/device/mo), and Business ($6/device/mo) tiers
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* Technical details section highlighting 786 device profiles, SNMP v1/v2c/v3, secure agent architecture
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2026-02-13 — Smart Alert Triage
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* Alerts page now groups alerts by site/tower so you can see which locations have the most problems
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* Filter by: All, Critical, Unresolved, Resolved
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* Sort by: Severity, Age, or Subscriber Impact (most affected subscribers first)
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* One-click Resolve button for clearing fixed alerts
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* Shows subscriber count per site so you can prioritize by impact
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2026-02-13 — Global Search (Cmd+K)
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* Press Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) anywhere to instantly search across devices, sites, subscribers, and alerts
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* Keyboard navigation: arrow keys to move, Enter to select, Escape to close
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* Results grouped by category with quick links
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2026-02-13 — Subscriber Trace & Activity Feed
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* New "Trace" page — search any subscriber, device, or AP and see a full health report
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- Shows subscriber info, device status, QoE metrics, alerts, config changes, and peer impact
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* New "Activity Feed" page — see all network events in one chronological timeline
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- Config changes, alerts, device events, syncs all in one view
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* Both pages accessible from the main navigation bar
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2026-02-13 — Device List Health Indicators
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* Device list now shows a color-coded health dot next to each device name
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- Green = all checks passing, Yellow = warnings, Red = critical, Gray = no data
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* "Last Seen" column shows relative time with color coding (green = recent, yellow = stale, red = likely down)
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* Response time badge shows latest ping/check latency at a glance
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* Subscriber count badge appears for devices linked to Gaiia inventory items
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* All data loads efficiently in batch — no impact on page load speed
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2026-02-13 — Config Change Performance Correlation
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* New Config Timeline page for each device — see config changes overlaid with performance metrics
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* Automatically detects when a config change may have impacted network performance
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(latency, packet loss, throughput) by comparing before/after QoE metrics
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* Config changes are auto-detected and categorized by section (firewall, routing, wireless, etc.)
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* Dashboard now shows recent config changes across all devices with impact indicators
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* Device overview shows recent config changes with quick links to timeline view
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* Color-coded impact: green = no impact, yellow = minor changes, red = large changes
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Devices Tested & Working
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* Mikrotik RB5009UG+S+, CCR1009-7G-1C-1S+, CCR2004-16G-2S+
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* Ubiquiti AC, LTU, AirFiber
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* Cambium ePMP
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2026-02-13
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* New top-level Insights page - all network insights in one place with filtering by source, urgency, and status
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* Insights added to main navigation bar for easy access
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* Integration pages now show sync schedules - see how often data syncs and when the next sync will happen
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* Configurable sync interval for each integration
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* Improved navigation between integration pages with tab bars
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* Dashboard insights section now links directly to the full Insights page
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2026-02-13
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* Impact Dashboard - instantly see subscriber and revenue impact during outages
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* "MRR at Risk" and "Subscribers Affected" shown at the top of the dashboard when devices are down
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* Active Incidents view - down devices sorted by revenue impact with subscriber counts, outage duration, and QoE scores
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* Site health cards now color-coded (green/yellow/red) based on device status and network quality
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* Per-site breakdown of affected subscribers and revenue at risk during outages
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2026-02-13
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* 12-hour and 24-hour time format preference in account settings
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* All timestamps now display in user's chosen timezone and time format consistently
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2026-02-13
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* Command center dashboard - unified view of network health, alerts, insights, and site status
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* Network health score showing overall operational health at a glance
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* Unified insight feed combining alerts from SNMP, Gaiia, and system sources with source filtering
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* Automated insights for device health thresholds, poll gaps, offline agents, and Gaiia reconciliation
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* Site health grid on dashboard showing per-site device counts, status, and subscriber data
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* Metrics bar on site pages showing device count, alerts, and subscriber context
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* Subscriber and revenue context shown alongside alerts and device lists when Gaiia is connected
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* Real-time dashboard updates when alerts are triggered or resolved
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* Gaiia billing integration - connect subscriber and billing data from Gaiia
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* Real-time webhook sync keeps Gaiia data up to date as changes happen
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* Subscriber context on device pages - see linked accounts, billing plans, and network site info
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* Outage impact analysis - alerts now show affected subscriber count and revenue at risk
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* Write-back actions - create Gaiia tickets from alerts, add subscriber notes during outages
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* Inventory reconciliation - compare Gaiia inventory against discovered devices to find discrepancies
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* Entity mapping UI for linking Gaiia network sites and inventory items to Towerops entities
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2026-02-12
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* Infrastructure as Code support - manage sites and devices using Terraform
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* New unified monitoring checks system combining SNMP auto-discovery with manual service checks
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* Device checks tab showing all monitored items (sensors, interfaces, services) with status indicators
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* Manual service check creation for HTTP/HTTPS, TCP port, and DNS monitoring
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* Automatic check creation from SNMP discovery (sensors, interfaces, processors, storage)
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* Backfill tool to create checks for existing devices with SNMP data
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* Unified time-series graphing across all check types
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* Completed migration to unified polling system (improved efficiency and reliability)
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* Enhanced monitoring infrastructure with improved reliability
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* Fixed SNMP monitoring credential resolution for all check types
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* Comprehensive test coverage for monitoring infrastructure
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* Fixed delay when switching between device tabs
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* Improved stability during deployments (graceful shutdown handling)
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* Fixed brute force protection stability issues
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* Error reporting improvements
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* Performance improvements for larger deployments
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* Extended vendor support for WISP equipment (ePMP, Raisecom, Netonix)
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* Browser navigation improvements for modals
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* Enhanced wireless monitoring for MikroTik devices
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* Improved frequency monitoring for UniFi devices
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* Enhanced AirFiber monitoring capabilities (optical power, link quality)
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* Additional wireless metrics for AirFiber devices
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* Dell PowerVault storage monitoring support
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2026-02-11
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* Dell UPS and HP BladeSystem monitoring support
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* Dell Force10 and optical transceiver monitoring support
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* Extended network switch monitoring (HP Comware, Dell PowerConnect, Dell SONiC)
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* Arista EOS monitoring improvements
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* SNMP parsing improvements
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* Sensor deduplication improvements
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* Agent polling and discovery improvements
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* RouterOS version detection improvements
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* Enhanced sensor change detection
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* Agent assignment improvements
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* Device status tracking improvements
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* Poll time tracking improvements
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2026-02-10
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* Update agent to show version based on compile date instead of old stuck version
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* Add ability for agent to self-update within docker
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2026-02-08
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* Security improvements
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* Massive snmp engine refactoring
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2026-02-06
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* Improve reliability of SNMP polling
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* Add TUI to agent
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2026-02-05
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* Fix SNMP v3 polling
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* UI Simplification
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* Add device status to device page
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2026-02-04
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* Feature: SNMP v3 support
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* Sites are now optional and not enabled by default
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* Ability to set an org as default
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* Poller: snmp v3 support
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* Poller: ensure credentials do not remain in memory
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2026-02-03
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* More tests
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* Bug fix: user registration
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2026-02-02
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* Experimental mikrotik api and backup
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* Starting i18n
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2026-02-01
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* Firmware version fetching and notification for Mikrotik devices
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* UI cleanup
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* Check passwords against Have I been pwned database
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2026-01-31
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* Small ui tweaks
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* Backend refactoring
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* Patched some potential memory leaks
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* Show version and license for Mikrotik devices
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* MFA Recovery keys and MFA management
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2026-01-30
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* Completely overhaul poller agent to not track any state
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* Complete overhaul of snmp engine
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2026-01-29
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* GDPR: Consent management system with explicit consent checkboxes and withdrawal
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* Bug fix: sensor data storage
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2026-01-28
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* Major SNMP Discovery overhaul and improvements
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* GDPR: Cookie consent banner for EU/EEA users
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* GDPR: Right to Access - My Data page and API endpoint
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* GDPR: API documentation for account data export
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* GDPR: My Data links in user settings and navigation
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* Bug fix: SNMP Community when using remote agent
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* Feature: Add mandatory TOTP MFA
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* Security improvements
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2025-01-27
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* Infrastructure improvements
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* Bug fix: poller agent assignment on devices
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* Feature: improve Ubiquiti LTU device handling
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* First pass at subscription limits
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2025-01-26
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* Cloud poller improvements
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* Accessability improved
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* Added initial help documentation
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2026-03-04
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* Fixed device discovery failures for devices with many network interfaces
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* Database performance improvements for large-scale operations
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* Reduced log noise from health checks and monitoring probes
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