That would be very nice. If it isn’t available yet, maybe v0.23.1 (current latest) offers it. I didn’t see it in the release notes though. I don’t have time to test it at the moment, but will as soon as I have.
Any chance of getting to webUI working with ingress?
I can confirm that 0.23.1 is working for me.
Add-on version: 0.23.1
You are running the latest version of this add-on.
System: Home Assistant OS 6.0 (aarch64 / raspberrypi4-64)
Home Assistant Core: 2021.6.4
Home Assistant Supervisor: 2021.06.0
Didn’t see anything relating to VLANs, for those who are interested in that.
OK, so I’m about to migrate my Unifi from my NAS to my Home Assistant Blue. Then I saw this in the addon changelog:
This is the final release that supports 32-bits operating systems. Support for 32-bits architectures (armhf, armv7 & i386) will be dropped as of the next release.
So is my Hass Blue future proof? It’s an ODROID-N2+ (arm8 I believe) and is Hass OS 64 bit? Or should I keep running Unifi on my NAS?
Given the list of builds here and there not being a -64 version for the odroid n2 I fear the worst 
Thx!
Update: Confirmed here HA OS on ODROID-N2+ - #14 by ardysusilo and in Discord Hass OS on Odroid N2+ (Hass Blue) is 64bits.
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Hello all.
How can I SSH to the controller?
I found several appearances of this question in this thread but seems that noone has been answered.
What I’m trying to resolve is missing statistics on the Controller dashboards. I can only see datapoints recorded while I’m logged in. But cannot see anything from the past. One of suggestions found on Unifi forum is to ssh and check the time.
Official pages suggest to fix mongo database. To do that, the Controller must be shut down (while obviously docker must be up): UniFi - Repairing Database Issues on the UniFi Network Application – Ubiquiti Support and Help Center
Hi All!
I have the same behavior. Interesting, wenn I delete the addon and reinstall it (loose all config), WebUI works till I reboot the PI. After reboot no webUI, no chance to recover. Core restart didn’t helped. No errors in log(i’ve put it in debug mode). Some ideas?
Add-on: UniFi Controller
Manage your UniFi network using a web browser
Add-on version: 0.23.2
You are running the latest version of this add-on.
System: Home Assistant OS 6.1 (armv7 / raspberrypi4)
Home Assistant Core: 2021.7.4
Home Assistant Supervisor: 2021.06.8
Hello,
i have to safe a custom config.gateway.json on the controller. How can i do this with Hassio and my Unifi Controller as addon
I’m having the same issue now, did you solve it?
Restarting core doesnt fix it
Yes, one of the updates (v0.23.1 or v0.23.2) fixed it for me. I have subsequently moved to an AWS hosted controller so I am not sure of the current status.
Mmm strange, doesnt work here on that update
An update to HAOS 6.2 has blocked my access to the controller web UI on Firefox, Chrome, and Safari.
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Same here - now getting ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH
Still trying to figure this out. Haven’t found a clue yet 
in the same boat
Unsupported protocol
The client and server don’t support a common SSL protocol version or cipher suite.
Okay, so I uninstalled, reinstalled with backup from previous month. Unchecked SSL option and started. Back to normal. (Map still not working, otherwise everything seems back to normal)
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This addon is not compatible with the processor of your device or the operating system you have installed on your device
I am using Rpi 4 - why am I seeing this now when this worked for last two years on both pi 3 and 4.
From v1.0.0 changelog:
Breaking changes
Drop support for 32-bits systems (armv7, i386) @frenck (#242) As announced in the previous release, support for the 32-bits operating system has been dropped. Please migrate to a 64-bits (operating) system in order to use this add-on.
Posting for those like me who never had any problems with their valid custom SSL certificate, and then had the integration break – including the ability to launch the Unifi integration’s UI configurator in HA – when updating the addon to 1.0.0 with the new forced, invalid self-signed certificate:
The quickest fix for me was to just directly edit the core.config_entries file to change the unifi integration’s verify_ssl setting to false and then restart HA.
Depends on what OS you use, right?
I´m using HASS OS (64 bit) and hope that´s fine to upgrade now.